In a continuation of the conversation between Sanele Seyda Nongauza and Springbok Women centre Zintle Mpupha, she explained about why two non traditional rugby playing nations such as Canada and the United States seem to have a slight edge over South Africa, and it all comes down to one simple reason. She, however, mentioned that the gap is closing and that will be seen in the years to come. Mpupha also talked about why the Eastern Cape produces so much women's rugby talent and urged the people of the province to come and support the Bok Women against Canada at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on 12 July 2025.

<p>In a continuation of the conversation between Sanele Seyda Nongauza and Springbok Women centre Zintle Mpupha, she explained about why two non traditional rugby playing nations such as Canada and the United States seem to have a slight edge over South Africa, and it all comes down to one simple reason. She, however, mentioned that the gap is closing and that will be seen in the years to come. Mpupha also talked about why the Eastern Cape produces so much women's rugby talent and urged the people of the province to come and support the Bok Women against Canada at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on 12 July 2025.</p>