South African Rugby Boss Oregan Hoskins says that his organisation have set aside funds in order to get the Southern Kings into Super Rugby for the 2013 season.
Hoskins also revealed that the five existing South African Super Rugby franchises had all agreed to play friendlies against the Kings and that the Kings would be sent to represent South Africa at an international tournament in Romania next year June.
Hoskins added that the franchise would be comprised of an equal partnership between Eastern Province, Border and South Western Districts.
“All will hold an equal percentage share and be represented by an equal number of directors,” Hoskins is quoted by Despatch.
“The chairmanship of the franchise will also operate on a rotational basis,” he said.
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