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Johannesburg not only hosted a successful G20 Leaders’ Summit, the first to take place on African soil, but also delivered an impressive and memorable global event.
Undocumented people arrested at abandoned Northern Cape mines to be repatriated
The 90 detainees are among 110 people held by police at abandoned mining sites in the Namakwa district.
An open letter to my Springbok
From an old acquaintance* with benefits
Rassie confirms: ‘I won’t coach beyond 2019’
The Boks finished the year with a 50% win record
Super Rugby is wounding our Springboks
South Africa has more players out in a season than any other group of elite sportsmen
Jake urges Rassie to pick predominantly black side to face Wales
Jake White says Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus should pick a predominantly black Bok team to face Wales in Washington DC
Imagining rugby – beyond 2020
Vested interests must be put aside, and a new cross-border, global approach needs to be adopted.
Now the Boks face a real Test
Some claim that their five-win run has less to do with their capabilities than with their opponents’ shortcomings
Beast still loving Springbok life
He may have played in 92 Tests since his debut, but Tendai Mtawarira remains thrilled with the current Springbok environment.
A bleak view of the green and gold from the banks of the Orange
The outlook for the Springboks is depressing unless they start thinking differently about the game, writes Luke Alfred.
Boks: Some choices are simple
Allister Coetzee faces all kinds of problems, and pressure, when he picks the new squad
Springboks come up short after defeat by All Blacks
New Zealand have beaten SA – crushing the teams’ dream of wanting to win to cap celebrations for captain Jean de Villiers 100th Test.
Tutu criticises slow transformation in the Springboks
After 20 years of democracy, Archbishop Desmond Tutu has decried the "tortoise pace" at which transformation is taking place in SA rugby.
Victor Matfield appointed as interim Springboks captain
Victor Matfield will lead the Springboks for the first time since his return to the sport in this weekend’s match against World XV.
Trifecta case: Govt building was incomplete, ten months later
Work to make a Trifecta building ready for government office work in Springbok was left incomplete for 10 months, despite payment having been made.