Pichot challenges Beaumont to debate
World Rugby chairman candidate Agustin Pichot says he is open to the idea of a debate of manifestos with opponent Bill Beaumont.
Rewind: When the Boks went top of the world
June 1995 will long go down in the country’s history as one of the finest days after the Springboks toppled the mighty All Blacks to win the World Cup.
Paper Talk: Powell set to stay, Goosen missing Bloem
A round up of what some of South Africa’s leading Sunday papers are saying, including some good news for the Blitzboks and Neil Powell.
Feel-good content: When Mapimpi led the Boks in song
As we look to bring you some feel-good content during this time, SA Rugby mag rewinds to an exclusive video when wing Makazole Mapimpi led the Boks in song at training.
SA Rugby: Domestic tournament behind closed doors
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander says they are working actively with government to finalise plans for a domestic alternative to Vodacom Super Rugby.
On the lighter side: The Boks’ prank
As we look to bring you some feel-good content during this time, SA Rugby mag rewinds to an exclusive video when an Eben Etzebeth-inspired prank on Herschel Jantjies had the Bok team in stitches.
Castle received death threat
Ousted Rugby Australia boss Raelene Castle was reportedly subjected to a death threat and bullying during the Israel Folau saga last year.
Kotze to leave Bulls amid pay cuts
Centre Johnny Kotze has reportedly opted out of his contract with the Vodacom Bulls as a result of the pay cuts set to be implemented amid the conoravirus pandemic.
Salary delays hit Kings
Kings players are still waiting on their April salaries after a failure to process the money in time for the standard payment on the 25th of the month.
Building a Bok dynasty: The back three
In the first of a six-part series, JON CARDINELLI highlights the Springboks’ quality in depth and where the world champions can improve in the next four-year cycle.
