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Boks victory parade through Pretoria streets on Thursday

Fans will get a chance to catch a glimpse of their favourite rugby players who were victorious in Japan. The streets used for the tour will be affected from 07:00 until 11:00.

Rugby fans can check out the Springboks’ victory parade this Thursday, as the newly crowned rugby world cup champions kick off their five-day trophy parade in Pretoria.

Fans will get a chance to catch a glimpse of their favourite rugby players who were victorious in Japan by beating England 32-12 in the final on Saturday.

The route plan for Pretoria is as follows;

• 08h30 to 09h30: Union Building South Lawns
• 09h30: Parade starts in an easterly direction down Stanza Bopape Street
• Right into End Street
• Right into Pretorius Street in a westerly direction
• Left into Gordon Street (which becomes Jan Shoba Street)
• Right into Burnett Street
• Left into Park Street
• Left into Kirkness Street, past Loftus Versfeld
• Right into Jorissen Street (becomes Kotze Street, A Reyeng route into Nana Sita)
• Right into Paul Kruger Street and around Church Square
• Right into Madiba Street
• 10h30 to 11h00 Stop at Tshwane House and then depart to Johannesburg

The streets used for the tour will be affected from 07:00 until 11:00. Madiba Street and Lilian Ngoyi Street will be closed from 10:00 to 11:00. Tshwane Metro Police officers will be deployed to monitor all road closures and affected streets.

The affected streets include the following:

• Jan Shoba Street
• Burnett Street
• Park Street
• Kirkness Street
• Lynnwood Road
• Paul Kruger Street
• Madiba Street
• Lilian Ngoyi Street

Motorists are advised to avoid the affected streets and use alternatives routes:

• Johannes Ramokhoase Street
• Robert Sobukwe Street
• Bloed Street
• Boom Street
• Francis Baard Street
• Pretorius Street

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