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The grey areas in Jake White’s coaching career
The World Cup-winning coach has an impeccable CV, with an illustrious coaching career that has taken him all over the globe. But he has a reputation problem
Icasa: A broadcasting balancing act for sport
Icasa heard some fiery submissions during the public hearing on its proposed sports broadcasting regulation amendments
South African rugby’s blackballed coaches
Bevin Fortuin boasts a CV that should make top unions and franchises salivate at the prospect of having him on their books
Too much white in Saru’s colour mix
The problem is that too little is being done at the under-18 level to tap into the black resource pool
Currie Cup caps a big turnaround
Saturday’s game will be a showpiece of young talent, which is likely to become the norm given the exodus of proven players chasing big money
It’s the end of rugby life as we know it
Super Rugby has lost the plot, but the 2019 World Cup will usher in a new global game
Old-style Boks not up to the game
If anything, a regression to an almost all-white team and yesterday’s tactics is behind their failure.
Let King’s rugby union rest in peace, and let’s see what happens in its place
The answer is not to attempt to revive it by pouring in more money but to wait and see what happens next
Ban international sports until teams meet racial quotas
Tears flowed when the minister curbed some sports but critics should consider another spin-off; audiences transform when teams transform.
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