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Chumisa Qawe

b. 1999

South African rugby union player

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Born 1999. Chumisa Qawe is a South African rugby union player.

Chumisa Qawe (born 15 November 1999) is a South African international rugby union player. She plays centre for the Bulls Daisies and .

Biography Chumisa Qawe was born on 15 November 1999. She is the twin sister of fellow South African player Chuma.

In 2022 she played for the Western Province. She already had 9 caps for the national team when she was selected in September 2022 to play for her country in the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.

In 2023, she signed with the Bulls Daisies.

She was named in South Africa's squad to the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup in England.

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Who is Chumisa Qawe?

South African rugby union player

When was Chumisa Qawe born?

Chumisa Qawe was born on 15 November 1999.

What is Chumisa Qawe's occupation?

Chumisa Qawe is a rugby union player.

What nationality is Chumisa Qawe?

Chumisa Qawe is South African.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Chumisa Qawe

· Wikidata: Q114355971

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