On Monday, former Springbok Kobus Wiese took to X – formerly known as Twitter – to post an apparent letter to parents highlighting a planned ‘gender swap’ say at a South African primary school.
The letter seems to state that it will be a ‘normal school day’, but that ‘girls are to wear boys clothes, and boys are to wear girls clothes’.
Wiese commented on the letter with the letters WTF (What The F**k), and subsequently retweeted a host of outraged reactions.
Another former Springbok Ryan Kankowski also replied to his tweet to say, “Surely this is a joke?”
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Former Springbok Kobus Wiese questioned the ‘gender swap’ school day as seen below:
Legendary Bok
Kobus Wiese featured in 18 Tests for the Springboks, and was part of the World Cup winning team in 1995, starting at lock in the final against New Zealand.
Wiese’s provincial career spanned from 1988-1996 during which he played 135 matches for Transvaal and the Lions. He was a member of the all-conquering Transvaal squad that won both the Currie Cup and Super 10 in 1993 and earned a second Currie Cup winners medal the following year.
He now owns the very successful Wiesenhof Coffees, which has 45 franchises throughout the country. He also works as a commentator, a TV presenter and a consultant.
