Rich South Africans are buying homes in one of the safest countries in Africa
More wealthy South Africans are buying homes in Namibia, ranked as one of the safest countries in Africa, for tax benefits and permanent residency.
Proteas batter Rassie van der Dussen has come out swinging against the club cricket system in the country, blaming it for simply allowing a lot of young players to lose interest in the game.
van der Dussen is currently captaining South Africa in their T20 tri-series against Zimbabwe and New Zealand in Harare, but also took a long route to international cricket himself.
"I think there is so much scope for development in our club cricket. I only started playing international cricket at 29, and I know a few guys who stopped when they were 23/24.
"This is because life happens, and if cricket cannot keep up and look after those guys, then you don't know what you're missing out on," said the skipper.
The 36-year-old believes the plans for player development are good on paper and that there is money being channelled towards it, but the execution could do with a bit of polishing.
"CSA is doing a lot in terms of development, but more still needs to be done. Exposing children to the game is one thing, but nurturing these youngsters requires a different kind of commitment.
One of the bitter pills to swallow in cricket development is that it is still very much elitist, and unless you’re in the exclusive club of St. Stithians, Grey College, Hilton College, Dale College, King Edward VII, and the like, you are likely not going to crack it as a professional.
More wealthy South Africans are buying homes in Namibia, ranked as one of the safest countries in Africa, for tax benefits and permanent residency.
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