Vermeulen’s journey of discovery
Playing and living in Toulon, Tokyo and Pretoria has given Duane Vermeulen a different perspective on the game, writes JON CARDINELLI.
SA Rugby mag’s Late Tackle
Junior staff writer DYLAN JACK pokes fun at rugby’s crazy underbelly.
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.
Joel Stransky’s World Cup recipe
In a feature with SA Rugby magazine, legendary Springbok flyhalf Joel Stransky weighs in on the Boks’ World Cup preparations and aspirations.
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.
Q&A: Kempson on Kings’ structures
New Kings high-performance director Robbie Kempson on reviving the Eastern Province Academy and the franchise’s Pro14 performances.
World Cup rewind: All Blacks’ 1987 success
In the first instalment of a World Cup series, SA Rugby magazine looks back at the inaugural tournament in 1987, which was hosted and won by New Zealand.
