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There is work to be done yet, but the Springboks and All Blacks could resume major sporting tours to each country from as early as 2026. There is work to be done yet, but the Springboks and All Blacks could resume major sporting tours to each country from as early as 2026.

Those tight victories over France, England and the All Blacks in Saint-Denis were the result of an unbreakable, never-give-in attitude developed over six years and executed by the right players.

Pressure is mounting on SA Rugby to reconsider its decision to exclude Nelson Mandela Bay from the Springboks’ trophy tour later this week.

The South African Rugby Union has won the legal battle to have food company Eskort cease its ambush marketing campaign using the Springboks.

With South Africa’s first Rugby World Cup match on Sunday, the coming weeks will be a time of frantic activity for the Springboks. Luke Alfred tries to unravel

Big bonuses loom if Boks win the RWC in France, and Banyana Banyana are already reaping the rewards of success

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The Stormers’ success in the face of massive off-field obstacles hasn’t gone down well with rival South African franchises.

SA Rugby formally confirmed contract extensions for three Springbok assistant coaches on Wednesday.

World Rugby is progressing an inclusive uniform policy which is threatening to scupper the spectacle of All Blacks and Springbok clashes with both teams in their traditional rugby jerseys.