Aaron Smith names South African as greatest World Cup scrumhalf

Aaron Smith has named a former Springbok as the greatest scrumhalf to ever play in a Rugby World Cup.

Ex-Lions stalwart joins Bulls

The Blue Bulls Company has officially announced the signing of centre Harold Vorster, who will return to South Africa from a stint in Japan.

Lancaster eager to welcome SA teams to Europe

Leinster boss Stuart Lancaster believes the introduction of the ‘heavier’ South African teams to the PRO14 will help the competition’s existing sides to better prepare for big European games.

Game 5: When Crusaders cross swords

It’s Andrew Mehrtens against Richie Mo’unga as two of the Crusaders’ title-winning teams face off in Game 5 of the Greatest Super Rugby Team tournament.

Groom makes switch back to English Premiership

London Irish have completed the short-term signing of scrumhalf Nic Groom following his recent departure from Edinburgh.

Lions squad announcement: All you need to know

Head coach Warren Gatland is set to name his 36-man British & Irish Lions squad for the 2021 Tour of South Africa. Read all about the announcement here.

Watch: Fassi’s rise continues

Sharks fullback Aphelele Fassi again showcased his counter-attacking threat by beating several defenders in this past weekend’s opening match of the Rainbow Cup SA against the Stormers.

Watch: Sharks launch business centre

In a groundbreaking move for a sporting franchise in South Africa, the Sharks launched their Business Centre, which will provide young graduates and small-business entities with a work space and facilities free of charge.

Which 2019 Bok would give the Lions the biggest boost?

If head coach Warren Gatland could boost his British & Irish Lions squad with one 2019 Rugby World Cup-winning Springbok, who would add the most value?

Nama Xaba: Remember the name!

Of all the young players worth getting excited about in South African rugby currently, Stormers flank Nama Xaba ranks right up there among the best of them, writes CRAIG LEWIS.