From the mag: Farewell to Flo

After an illustrious career, Springbok stalwart Francois Louw has bowed out of the game on his terms, writes JON CARDINELLI in the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine.

Watch: SA Rugby’s powerful message

Take a look at this inspiring message from SA Rugby to its partners and stakeholders following the release of its financial impact plan in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Will goodwill override big bucks?

SA rugby’s ‘transfer day’ has arrived at the end of a contentious three-week exit window, but will there be any takers? CRAIG LEWIS unpacks the question after a testing time in South African rugby.

Part 2: Venter on anxiety, lessons learned

In the second snippet of a feature from the latest SA Rugby magazine, former Springbok AJ Venter opens up on transitioning to life after rugby, his recovery from an anxiety attack and what he’s learned.

All Blacks to ditch end-of-year tour?

A report suggests New Zealand Rugby is set to abandon the All Blacks’ three-Test tour of Europe in November.

Venter’s journey into the light

In the first snippet of a feature from the latest SA Rugby magazine, former Springbok AJ Venter opens up on his recovery from a devastating anxiety attack, and his desire to help others in a similar situation.

Bulls eye domestic success as key priority

The Vodacom Bulls will be looking for an ‘immediate impact’ as Jake White’s tenure as director of rugby begins, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Salary ‘reductions’ under way from May onwards

Pay ‘reductions in proportionally equal measures’ will first reflect in end-of-May salaries and will likely continue for the remainder of the year for all SA rugby industry stakeholders. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Kwagga: Bok squad spirit was amazing

World Cup-winning flank Kwagga Smith says the national coaches were ‘extremely honest’ about what was expected of him in order to make it into the Springbok squad, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

D-Day looms for sought-after SA players

It’s no surprise to see significant overseas interest in South Africa’s top players such as Makazole Mapimpi, Lukhanyo Am and Pieter-Steph du Toit. CRAIG LEWIS reports.