South African embassy in Paris distance itself from Ras Dumisani
By Khanyisa Tabata
16 November 2009
The South African embassy in Paris says it did not impose Ras Dumisani on the organisers of Friday's Test between the Springboks and France.
In a statement issued this afternoon the embassy says it had only one name of a South African singer in France and it provided the name of his agent to the French Rugby Union.
The embassy also rejected claims that it had chosen the singer. The South African Rugby Union’s media manager Rayaan Adriaanse says they were shocked and horrified by the reggae rendition of the anthem
16 November 2009
The South African embassy in Paris says it did not impose Ras Dumisani on the organisers of Friday's Test between the Springboks and France.
In a statement issued this afternoon the embassy says it had only one name of a South African singer in France and it provided the name of his agent to the French Rugby Union.
The embassy also rejected claims that it had chosen the singer. The South African Rugby Union’s media manager Rayaan Adriaanse says they were shocked and horrified by the reggae rendition of the anthem
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