Damning report on World Rugby elections
The Pacific Rugby Players Welfare (PRPW) has released a report alleging bribery and corruption in the election of Bill Beaumont and Bernard Laporte as World Rugby chairman and vice-chairman, respectively.
Watch: Former, current players bid Newlands farewell
With Newlands Stadium unable to host its final Test earlier this month, past and present Western Province and Stormers players reflected on some of their favourite memories at the iconic stadium.
Bulls bring in ‘Policeman’
The Vodacom Bulls have boosted their front-row stocks with the signing of experienced prop Jacques van Rooyen, who will arrive at the team with immediate effect.
‘Kolisi has right to tell his own story’
SA Rugby CEO Jurie Roux has thrown his support behind Springbok captain Siya Kolisi, following the latter’s release of a heartfelt video in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.
Van Wyk: Toughest decision of my career
Kobus van Wyk admitted he initially turned down an approach from the Leicester Tigers before agreeing to make the move from the Hurricanes.
Maddocks welcomes Super Rugby changes
Wallabies star Jack Maddocks says he would welcome a trans-Tasman competition without South Africa or Argentina as Australia needs to play in one time zone.
Mallett: Spread the talent around four franchises
Nick Mallett has suggested the Vodacom Bulls and Lions amalgamate as one franchise in order to reduce the number of professional players in South Africa.
Watch: Sharks welcome Kok, Libbok
Hear what Sharks new recruits Manie Libbok and Werner Kok had to say after the pair joined up with their new teammates earlier this week, as the squad returned to training.
Roux: South Africa has not been kicked out of Super Rugby
SA Rugby CEO Jurie Roux says New Zealand’s plans for a new competition from 2021 were taken with Covid-19 travel restrictions in mind and it does not necessarily mean a disintegration of the Sanzaar partnership, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
‘Time to have hard, honest discussions’
Wilbur Kraak, spokesman for a group of rugby players and coaches who have united behind the Black Lives Matter movement, chats to editor Craig Lewis about the fight for equal opportunities.
