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latest news & developmentsWar of words erupts before Bok home Test
A bitter war of words has ignited between the Springboks and All Blacks after Dave Rennie questioned South Africa's scrum legality, triggering a fiery response from Rassie…
Will a shake-up in sports science change South African rugby?
A plagiarism scandal has rocked the sports world and cast fresh doubt over the influence of the industry in research on head injuries. It also stirred up old allegations that…
World Rugby launches global campaign to boost women’s game
The campaign uses stories from 15 women and girls involved in rugby at all levels of the game to promote women’s rugby
Ghanaian women looking to convert grassroots rugby into a global success
In places like Ghana, where society is still overwhelmingly male-dominated, rugby is seen as a man’s game. But Dawda wants to prove otherwise
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
Senatla’s plans for world domination
The Blitzboks speedster is entering Super Rugby with a firm eye on the Springbok jersey.
New guard to shake things up in rugby
The alluring prospect of a north-south rugby contest may no longer be a pipe dream.
SA referee Joubert wrong to award dying moments penalty – World Rugby
Referee Craig Joubert wrongly awarded Australia’s winning penalty in their narrow defeat over Scotland in the Rugby World Cup, admits governing body.
More tweaks for World Rugby laws
Changes to the rules of rugby bring the law of unintended consequences into play.