SA Rugby has issued a strongly-worded statement in support of SABC’s decision to suspend its planned broadcast of key Springbok Tests.

It has been confirmed that the Springboks will play in their third kit when they front Ireland in first game of the two-Test series at Loftus on Saturday.

The Springboks are not permitted to wear their traditional green and gold jersey in Saturday’s Test against Ireland.

Steeped in history and tradition, the Currie Cup dates back to 1891 and remains the most prestigious prize in South African domestic rugby.

The Boks want South Africa to go “Forever Green, Forever Gold” to amplify the team’s demonstration that SA really is Stronger when its people are Together.

Western Province beat Free State to bring the curtain down on the 2024 Craven Week at Hoërskool Monument in Krugersdorp.

The Western Cape sides will proceed to the final round on Saturday with the opportunity to finish the U18 Craven Week unbeaten.

The Springboks’ squad announcement has been pushed back due to their flight from London being cancelled.

The Blitzboks will breathe a sigh of relief after they finally managed to snatch rugby’s last available qualification spot for the Olympics.

Saturday’s Man of the Match, Edwill van der Merwe, made a sensational Springbok debut in their match against Wales.

SA Rugby says its small R6.8m deficit in 2023 is actually a “major achievement” considering the significant game-related expenditure it had in an “extraordinarily challenging” financial year.

The Springboks will take on Wales for the 42nd time at Twickenham in London on Saturday, 22 June. Take a look at their history.

SA Rugby has reacted to the outcome of the arbitration case brought against it as a second respondent in the dispute between SARPA and SAREO.

Mark Alexander says SA Rugby’s transformation plan is heading in the right direction and is aligned with its goals set out for the next six years, despite several national teams’ inability to meet their diversity targets.

SA Rugby celebrates significant progress in its Strategic Transformation Development Plan 2030, fostering diversity, inclusion, and success.

The Springboks’ coaching contingent were partying it up this weekend and Rassie Erasmus — kitted in his graduation robe and World Cup medals — was front and centre at the gathering.

The world champion Springboks are in the firing line and face the possibility of severe punishments and sanctions following a damning report about the team’s lack of transformation.

To the naked eye the Springboks have come a long way in terms transformation and reflecting South African demographics, but not to SA Rugby!

Mark Alexander has revealed SA Rugby’s master plan to amplify women’s rugby, but it needs buy-in from corporate South Africa and the government.

TOP NEWS: There’s a cloud of concern hanging over the future of a Springbok veteran’s rugby career.

The Springbok Women booked their place at next year’s Rugby World Cup after beating Madagascar to successfully defend their Rugby Africa Women’s Cup.

The Junior Springboks lost to Australia and thus dropped out of the race for the U20 Rugby Championship title as they remain the only winless side in the tournament.

The Springboks and SA Rugby scooped a grand total of eight prizes at the glitzy SA Sports Awards ceremony at Sun City.

Behind ‘Dr Rassie Erasmus’ are the women who supported his dreams as the Springboks coach – his mother, wife and three beautiful daughters…

The mastermind behind the Springboks’ back-to-back World Cup wins, Rassie Erasmus, is now officially a doctor.