Tera Mtembu

A Legacy in Rugby

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About Tera

Lubabalo Siphosethu Mtembu,

Commonly known as "Tera", is a renowned rugby athlete, hailing from King Williams Town. Born in 1990, he is currently 33 years old and notably, in 2014, he became the first black captain of the Sharks rugby team, in Durban, South Africa.

Tera’s journey in sports began when he was compelled to play rugby, after being discovered at Dale Junior, where he wasn’t participating in a winter sport. Throughout his career, Tera has represented South Africa in multiple rugby disciplines. He showcased his skills as part of the SA u20 team and the SA 7s squad. In 2010, he won a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games.

Services Offered by Tera Mtembu

Motivational Speaking

Tera Mtembu is a renowned motivational speaker, known for his ability to inspire and uplift audiences of all ages. Drawing from his personal journey, professional rugby career, and life experiences

Personal Rugby Training

Leveraging his extensive experience and expertise in rugby, Tera offers personalised training sessions designed to enhance skills and performance for players of all levels.

Community Engagement

Tera is deeply committed to giving back to the community and breaking down barriers to sports participation for the underprivileged.