Sbu Nkosi the first recipient of the Clive Hatch Scholarship was a member of the Springbok squad that represented South Africa in Japan at the Rugby World Cup in October/November 2019.
As one of the youngest members of the squad was chosen to play in the pool games where he aquitted himself well.
With his attitude and work ethic this should make him a shoe in for the 2023 squad.
Clive Hatch is a political commentator and opinionist. He is a former Member and Leader of the Opposition in the Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature. After matriculating from Jeppe High School for Boys in 1967 Clive Hatch has lived, worked and been involved in the Emalahleni (Witbank) community.
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