Following Springboks’ win over Scotland, coach Heyneke Meyer has expressed his satisfaction with the depth he had developed since taking the reins.
Sport Minister Fikile Mbalula says a quota favouring black players would not be imposed on anybody, after meeting with AfriForum, Solidarity and FF+.
Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula says South Africa is ready to host the Olympic Games and should make a bid in 2014.
Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer says it was a difficult decision to drop flyhalf Morne Steyn for their Rugby Championship match against Australia.
Bok coach Heyneke Meyer was left to sweat over his team selection for Saturday’s game against Australia with a number of players nursing injuries.
The Lions have been dealt a harsh blow with news that two of their key players will be unavailable for the next two weeks because of Springbok duty.
South Africa have defeated debutants Argentina 27-6 at Newlands in Cape Town in their Rugby Championship first round match.
There’s no rest for the best, as 21-year-old Caster Semenya says she already plans to start concentrating on winning gold at the next Olympics.
Revelations that the Japanese women’s soccer team had been instructed to manufacture a draw has tarnished Banyana Banyana’s performance in London.
Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula says the country is behind the SA Olympic team ahead of the official start of the 2012 London Olympic Games on Friday.
Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer has made it perfectly clear that the third and final Test against England will be anything but a dead rubber.
An improved performance at the breakdowns contributed to Francois Hougaard looking more comfortable in the Springboks’ 36-27 victory over England.
Captain Jean de Villiers says the Boks’ victory over England last week is the first step in the process of being unbeatable on South African soil.
Heyneke Meyer says the Springboks have not come close to their potential and expects an improvement in the second Test against England on Saturday.
The Springboks’ coach Heyneke Meyer might have to tinker with his team ahead of the crucial second Test against England at the weekend.
South Africa’s javelin queen, Sunette Viljoen, was elated after she took a step closer to the magical 70 metres mark at the Diamond League meeting.
After two Springbok planning camps in Pretoria, national rugby coach Heyneke Meyer says he can finally see a plan coming together.
Despite having a seven-point advantage over the Brumbies after Saturday’s 36-34 victory over the Canberra team, the Bulls were still a place adrift.
Rugby players that attended the four-day Springbok camp in Pretoria say they now have a better understanding of what is expected from them.
Athletics in SA have been given a clean bill of health after the weekend’s championships where athletes booked places for this year’s Olympics.
With the noose of finishing last in Super Rugby tightening around their necks, the Lions will throw down the gauntlet against the Bulls on Saturday.
South Africa’s athletes will be gunning for places in the country’s Olympic team when they meet at the Senior Athletics Championships at the weekend.
South African cyclist Nolan Hoffman experienced a bout of insomnia after he won a silver medal at the UCI Track World Championships in Australia.
Judge Chris Nicholson has recommended that Cricket South Africa head Gerald Majola’s bonus scandal be referred to the National Prosecuting Authority.
Bulls captain Pierre Spies says it’s foolish to judge the Blues on their losses in the first two rounds of the competition ahead of their next game.
Sascoc president Gideon Sam is due to announce a partnership with Proctor & Gamble, following his call for financial support for SA’s Olympic team.
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/ 16 February 2012
Sascoc president Gideon Sam says SA’s poor 2008 Beijing Olympic performance is to blame for the a lack of sponsorships ahead of the London Games.
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/ 18 January 2012
Bulls coach Frans Ludeke says his side will be bigger, stronger and faster going into this year’s Super Rugby season.
AB de Villiers says the Proteas will be looking for consistency against Sri Lanka, largely an unknown force, at the first Test at SuperSport Park.
Former CSA chief operations officer Don McIntosh says he did not feel it necessary to clear a bonus payment with the CSA remuneration committee.
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/ 29 November 2011
Tubby Reddy has admitted to the commission of inquiry that Sascoc should have dealt with the Cricket South Africa bonus saga better.
CSA legal head Ajay Sooklal told a committee of inquiry that Gerald Majola determined his own sanction at a board meeting earlier this year.