The highly anticipated Roan Sevens Championship, originally scheduled for 7th October in Luanshya, has unfortunately been postponed due to safety concerns regarding the condition of the terraces at Roan Rugby Club. Mutuma Phiri, the club's secretary, confirmed this decision in a letter dated 18th September. The letter, addressed to Cecilia Tresha, the General Secretary of the Zambia Rugby Union, expressed regret over the necessity of the postponement but cited paramount safety reasons as the driving force behind the club's decision. Phiri explained that the terraces at Roan Rugby Club have been identified as posing a safety hazard, and the club would be unable to carry out the necessary refurbishments in time for the tournament. Therefore, the club decided to prioritize the safety of players, spectators, and all involved parties, leading to the difficult choice of postponing the event. It is worth noting that the poles at Roan Rugby Club stand impressively tall at 33.54 meters, making them the second tallest in the world, surpassed only by the towering structures at Wednesday Rugby Club in the United Kingdom, which reach a remarkable height of 38.26 meters. This marks the second consecutive year that the Roan Sevens Championship will not take place, highlighting the importance of ensuring the safety and well-being of everyone participating in rugby events.