A former test rugby captain has joined the chorus of social media users mocking US president Donald Trump for creating the non-existent country "Nambia".
Trump came up with the country - possibly confusing Namibia and nearby Zambia - while speaking to African leaders at a United Nations lunch on Wednesday.
He twice referred to "Nambia" in the span of about 800 words.
"Nambia's health system is increasingly self-sufficient," Trump said.
He went on to make comments about Africa's "tremendous business potential".
"I have so many friends going to your countries trying to get rich. I congratulate you, they're spending a lot of money," Trump said.
Twitter users have been having a field day with Trump's most recent gaffe - with Namibian test veteran Jacques Burger leading the way.
The 34-year-old loose forward, who represented his country on 41 occasions (including in the 2007 and 2011 World Cups) took to Twitter to educate Trump - not only on the correct name for the southern African country but also on one of the nation's favourite past-times - the humble braai (barbeque).
Burger retired last year after playing over 100 games for the English club Saracens. He also represented neighbouring South Africa's Bulls.