Terms and Conditions

Purpose of the website

This website shares information about Faith Kago Mosupa's sporting journey and the planned 2026 rugby tour to Spain and France. The stated September–November 2026 window is provisional until the campaign organiser confirms the final itinerary.

Campaign and developer roles

Campaign content, fundraising decisions, contribution records and fulfilment are the responsibility of the campaign organiser. Vibranium Lab provides website design and development services and does not act as the fundraiser, payment provider or custodian of campaign funds.

Contributions

Supporters continue from this site to PayPal for the campaign organiser. Depending on the configured PayPal method, the amount and currency are transferred from this site or selected on PayPal. Supporters review the amount, currency, merchant and available payment method on PayPal before authorising payment. PayPal's applicable terms and fees govern its payment service.

Accuracy and sporting outcomes

Campaign information is based on material supplied by the organiser. Dates, selection details, costs and itinerary information may change. Nothing on this site guarantees selection, participation, sponsorship, fundraising results or a future professional sporting outcome.

Media and intellectual property

Campaign photographs, names, marks and supplied copy remain subject to the rights of their respective owners. The organiser is responsible for permission to publish supplied campaign media. Site design and development are credited to Vibranium Lab. Content may not be republished for commercial use without permission from the relevant rights holder.

Liability and applicable law

The site is provided for campaign information. To the extent permitted by law, the organiser and developer are not liable for losses caused by reliance on unconfirmed campaign details, interrupted availability or third-party services. Nothing in these terms excludes rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded. South African law governs use of the site.

The official Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25 of 2002 is available from the South African Government.