When the Springboks take on the Barbarians at DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday, 28 June, it marks not just the start of their 2025 season—it’s a strategic test-bed
Twelve months ago, rugby nerds were quietly mumbling that Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu might be “the next Damian Willemse.” Fast-forward to today, and the whispers have turned into rugby Twitter shouting, “This
It’s the first Saturday of July in South Africa—when the streets shimmer with sequins, the turf bristles with tension, and rugby boots crunch into sacred Test-match soil. This year, the
Cape Town is in for a rugby treat of epic proportions. When the Barbarians take on the Springboks at the end of June in the Qatar Airways Cup, it will
The final three weekends of the 2023 Rugby World Cup weren’t just a sporting climax—they were a dramatic, emotional, and psychological rollercoaster that would put even the most outrageous soapie
In Harlequins’ 38–19 dismantling of Gloucester at Twickenham, the most talked-about moment wasn’t one of the six tries scored—but the one that got away. Full-back Tyrone Green lit up the
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi was front and centre at Anfield as Liverpool FC clinched their record-equalling 20th English league title with a stunning 5-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur. A lifelong
If you’re a rugby connoisseur, someone who understands that the real theatre of this sport isn’t just in the 80-minute spectacle but in the nuance of systems, culture, and development
One of the great sons of the Eastern Cape, Makazole Mapimpi, is proud of where he hails from and is more than willing to give back to where it all
South African sport has seen two remarkable revivals in recent years, spearheaded by two master tacticians: Rassie Erasmus and Hugo Broos. Both men have not only resurrected the fortunes of
