Black legend: Irven October
In the eighth instalment of a series on black rugby legends, GARY BOSHOFF looks back at the career of former Saru fullback Irven October.
Dayimani is his own man
Hacjivah Dayimani had to defy his father to pursue his rugby dream, writes MARIETTE ADAMS.
Currie Cup has lost its lustre
The Currie Cup may never regain its prestige in a professional rugby landscape, writes MARIETTE ADAMS.
Black legend: Ronnie Korkee
In the seventh instalment of a series on black rugby legends, GARY BOSHOFF looks back at the career of former SARU scrumhalf Ronnie Korkee.
Black legend: Makaya Jack
In the sixth instalment of a series on black rugby players, GARY BOSHOFF looks back at the career of former Kwaru and Saru flank Makaya Jack.
Black legend: Dougie Dyers
In the fifth instalment of SA Rugby magazine’s series on black rugby legends, GARY BOSHOFF looks at the career of former Proteas captain Dougie Dyers.
Black legend: John Noble
In the fourth instalment of SA Rugby magazine’s series on black rugby players, GARY BOSHOFF looks back at the career of former Saru wing John Noble.
Du Toit’s tough enough
Thomas du Toit has embraced the challenge of transitioning from loosehead prop to tighthead, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Dyantyi on fast track to fame
Aphiwe Dyantyi is eager to establish himself as a world-class wing, writes CLINTON VAN DER BERG.
Ulengo’s miracle recovery
The ‘Godfather of tendons’ saved Jamba Ulengo’s rugby career, writes MARIETTE ADAMS.
