Coetzee is back from the brink

Springbok loose forward Marcell Coetzee has overcome three knee injuries that threatened to force him into early retirement, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Gqoboka’s heart of gold

Hailing from humble beginnings, powerful Vodacom Bulls prop Lizo Gqoboka has launched a foundation for children from disadvantaged communities, writes BRENDEN NEL.

Senatla: open and honest on dual ambitions

Why Seabelo Senatla, the try-scoring machine, remains determined to be as much a household name in fifteens as he is in sevens, writes GARY LEMKE.

Latsha is crossing borders

Springbok Women’s vice-captain Babalwa Latsha could become the first women’s player from Africa to go pro, but that is just one part of her remarkable journey, writes MARIETTE ADAMS.

Inside the Mind of Schalk Brits

The Springbok hooker shares a few of his favourite pastimes and adventures away from the game.

Big interview: Fourie du Preez

Bok legend Fourie du Preez on a career defined by mental strength, issues affecting South African rugby and what he’s been up to since retiring. Interview by RYAN VREDE.

What happened to Tonderai Chavhanga?

In a feature from SA Rugby magazine, we caught up with former Springbok, Stormers and Sharks wing Tonderai Chavhanga.

All Blacks midfield: The Great Unknown

The All Blacks have built a relatively settled, experienced team since the 2015 World Cup, but they still don’t know their best midfield combination, writes GREGOR PAUL.

Mapimpi’s inspiring story

Mapimpi, regarded by many as South Africa’s best finisher, has improved other aspects of his game to become a more complete player, writes JON CARDINELLI.

Leyds is back to his best

Dillyn Leyds has been a star performer for the Stormers this year and is being mentioned in a national context once again, as reflected by his call up to the latest Bok camp, writes CRAIG LEWIS.