SA teams now set to play from next weekend

The Stormers-Sharks and Bulls-Lions clashes are now set to take place next weekend in a local iteration of the Rainbow Cup, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Nkosi: Players’ professionalism has been tested

Sharks and Springbok wing Sbu Nkosi says he is driven by a desire to make an impact each time he takes the field, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Shadow still hangs over Rainbow Cup

South Africa’s teams have been stuck in a period of frustrating limbo as they await the fully fledged green light to head into this weekend’s planned opening derby fixtures of the Rainbow Cup, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Feature: Divine intervention

Cornal Hendricks is determined to keep inspiring others after completing a remarkable comeback to the sport, writes JON CARDINELLI in the latest SA Rugby magazine.

White: I want to turn Goosen into a Bok again

Vodacom Bulls coach Jake White says the timing is right to bring Johan Goosen back to complete ‘unfinished business with South African rugby’.

Feature: Manjezi’s meteoric rise

Sintu Manjezi has all the attributes to build on a successful first season with the Vodacom Bulls, writes DYLAN JACK in the latest SA Rugby magazine.

Value added to Rainbow Cup by PSDT’s imminent return

From a Bok perspective, the opportunity for Pieter-Steph du Toit to return to competitive action in the early rounds of the Rainbow Cup is worth its weight in gold, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Bulls confirm ‘worst kept secret’ with Goosen signing

The Vodacom Bulls have officially confirmed the signing of Springbok utility back Johan Goosen from French club Montpellier.

Alexander: Players have the rights in relation to kneeling

In a New Frame podcast, SA Rugby president Mark Alexander explains the approach taken to addressing the Black Lives Matter movement and the act of kneeling.

Kolbe: ‘Personal’ touch from Rassie inspired Boks

Cheslin Kolbe has revealed the Rassie Erasmus speech that he found to be most inspirational during the 2019 World Cup, writes CRAIG LEWIS.