Maku hangs up boots
One-cap Springbok Bandise Maku has officially announced his retirement.
‘Return of the north’
World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper has highlighted the increasing strength of the northern hemisphere's international teams following November's end-of-year Tests.
‘Strauss was right call’
Allister Coetzee has insisted that even in hindsight he would have appointed Adriaan Strauss to captain the Springboks in 2016.
Gold: Whiteley can lead Boks
Former Springbok assistant coach Gary Gold believes Warren Whiteley would make a very good national captain.
Bonus points for Six Nations
A bonus-point system will be implemented on a trial basis in the 2017 Six Nations.
RFU suit slammed for sexism
John Spencer, the man next in line to be RFU president, has come in for criticism after making a sexist remark about Princess Charlene of Monaco.
Hurting Habana opens up
The Springboks' struggles this year have represented the lowest point in Bryan Habana's 124-Test career.
Bok coach remains defiant
Allister Coetzee has reiterated that he will not walk away from the Bok coaching job, but has conceded that he made mistakes during his first year at the helm.
Boks plunge to new depths
South Africa will finish the 2016 season in sixth position in the World Rugby rankings after suffering eight defeats in 12 Tests this year.
Johnson lights up Premiership
SARugbymag.co.za looks back at the past weekend’s English Premiership and Celtic Pro12 matches, involving South African players.
