Rassie tackled ‘serious’ health condition

South African director of rugby Rassie Erasmus has recovered from a serious condition, for which he was successfully treated during 2019.

’95 Boks pay tribute to fallen teammates

Members of the 1995 World Cup-winning Springboks paid tribute to late teammates Chester Williams, Ruben Kruger, Joost van der Westhuizen and James Small.

Pienaar: I wished I hugged Mandela

Former Springbok captain Francois Pienaar has opened up about the moment between himself and late President Nelson Mandela after the 1995 World Cup final.

D’Arcy: Lions will be up against entire SA nation

Gordon D’Arcy believes the British & Irish Lions will be facing more than just the Springbok team when they tour South Africa next year.

Louw’s heartfelt goodbye message

Springbok flank Francois Louw has shared a heartfelt farewell message to mark his final day as a professional rugby player before settling in to retirement.

Ackermann: Japan move a ‘fun challenge’

Johan Ackermann says he still hopes to coach at an international level after leaving Gloucester for the Red Hurricanes in Japan.

‘Kolbe right up there with the best’

Former All Black Joe Rokocoko believes Springbok Cheslin Kolbe’s unique all-round qualities make him one of the best wingers in the world at the moment.

‘Swing Low, Sweet Chariot’ faces ban from English rugby

The Rugby Football Union has announced that it will be conducting a review into the singing of ‘Swing Low, Sweet Chariot’, due to the song’s links to slavery.

Cane: I can deal with captaincy pressure

Sam Cane has opened up about the responsibility that comes with wearing the All Blacks jersey and captaining his nation.

Watch: Cane on upholding All Blacks legacy

All Blacks captain Sam Cane shares his thoughts on how much he missed rugby during lockdown, the lessons he learned during his lengthy injury lay-off and the responsibility of upholding the legacy of the famous black jersey.