Sharks ‘relieved, happy’ to keep stars

Sharks CEO Eduard Coetzee says the retention of star players such as Lukhanyo Am and Makazole Mapimpi is testament to the culture being created at the Durban franchise, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Marx among five to leave Lions

The Lions have confirmed they will bid farewell to four players, which includes World Cup-winning Springbok Malcolm Marx. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Watch: Springbok in the bush

Springbok Marcell Coetzee created this wildlife package for his Ulster teammates showing him spending lockdown at Marloth Park, which borders the Kruger National Park.

Exclusive: Du Toit to stay at Stormers

Stormers coach John Dobson has confirmed that sought-after flank Pieter-Steph du Toit has agreed to remain in South Africa until at least the end of the 2021 British & Irish Lions tour. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Faf: New energy around No 9 jersey

World Cup-winning Springbok star Faf de Klerk believes the strength in depth that has developed at scrumhalf is a great sign for healthy competition going forward, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Will goodwill override big bucks?

SA rugby’s ‘transfer day’ has arrived at the end of a contentious three-week exit window, but will there be any takers? CRAIG LEWIS unpacks the question after a testing time in South African rugby.

Must watch: KP’s chat with Kolisi

Check out this video where legendary cricketer Kevin Pietersen chats to Bok captain Siya Kolisi about the Rugby World Cup, while admitting he supports the Springboks over England.

Bulls eye domestic success as key priority

The Vodacom Bulls will be looking for an ‘immediate impact’ as Jake White’s tenure as director of rugby begins, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

SA rugby’s 21-day clause explained

MyPlayers CEO Eugene Henning says a contentious 21-day contract escape clause has to be viewed in the context of the SA rugby industry’s greatest priority, which was to reduce costs. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Salary ‘reductions’ under way from May onwards

Pay ‘reductions in proportionally equal measures’ will first reflect in end-of-May salaries and will likely continue for the remainder of the year for all SA rugby industry stakeholders. CRAIG LEWIS reports.