How playing politics hurt WP rugby
Rugby has been the casualty in the battle between Western Province’s professional and amateur arms, writes GAVIN RICH.
SA’s top schools must transform
South Africa’s top rugby schools need to produce more black talent, writes DYLAN JACK.
Pietersen’s leading the Legion
Joe Pietersen chats to SIMON BORCHARDT about his successful San Diego stint, the growth of Major League Rugby and his role in rhino conservation.
‘I want to be a billionaire’
Francois Hougaard talks to RYAN VREDE about being a man-child, building a business empire, getting tattoos removed and buying a Lamborghini.
Jantjies seeks consistency
A rare break from rugby in the off-season may allow Elton Jantjies to realise his potential in the lead-up to the 2019 World Cup, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Rugby’s concussion concern
Pat Lambie’s shock retirement has brought the subject of concussion-related injuries starkly into the spotlight, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Schools poaching: Breaking the code
Player poaching in South African schools rugby continues despite measures put in place to prevent it. DYLAN JACK reports.
Notshe’s inspirational tale
Sikhumbuzo Notshe is the first Springbok to hail from Nyanga in Cape Town. This is his story, in his own words.
Special report: Bulls’ fallen empire
A once-great Bulls franchise faces a fight for respect and relevance in 2019, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Specman enters the Bullring
Sevens star Rosko Specman tells DYLAN JACK that the time is right for him to focus on fifteens.
