The Border Ladies, spearheaded by a magnificent Lusanda Dumke, outplayed DHL Western Province 24-15 in a pulsating Women’s Premier Division final in Cape Town on Friday, upsetting the defending champions and claiming the most valuable prize in local women’s rugby for the first time since 2016. Dumke, at No 8
South Africa ‘A’ and the Vodacom Bulls will join the action of the Lions Series, as SA Rugby confirmed an epic double-header at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, with the match between the DHL Stormers and the British & Irish Lions taking place later at the same venue in the
Springbok wing Cheslin Kolbe becomes part of a star studded line up for the Springbok “A” side . The midweek match takes place today 14 July 2021 at Cape Town Stadium, the city is set to host and welcome the British & Irish Lions . He mentions that the British
Match day for Springboks is finally here .Community and Bok fans can now access a media guide and match day programme for tonight’s Lions Series match between South Africa ‘A’ and the British & Irish Lions at the Cape Town Stadium are both available. To download the Media Guide and
Brilliant log standings as the DHL Western Province Women remains on the top of the leaderboard. The team will be looking to make it an unbeaten season when they face Border Ladies in the Women’s Premier Division Final at DHL Newlands on Friday which kicks off at 16h00 broadcasted live
Three South African match officials have been named on the 2021 HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series panels for the men’s and women’s competitions, World Rugby has announced. Specific tournaments allocations will be done at a later stage but Morné Ferreira and AJ Jacobs will form part of the action during
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber named 18 Rugby World Cup winners in a strong South Africa ‘A’ team captained by Lukhanyo Am for their clash with the British & Irish Lions in a Castle Lager Lions Series match at Cape Town Stadium on Wednesday. Uncapped Joseph Dweba (hooker) and Nicolaas Janse
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber named 18 Rugby World Cup winners in a strong South Africa ‘A’ team captained by Lukhanyo Am for their clash with the British & Irish Lions in a Castle Lager Lions Series match at Cape Town Stadium on Wednesday. Uncapped Joseph Dweba (hooker) and Nicolaas Janse
The Springboks and the British & Irish Lions arrived in Cape Town on Sunday for the eagerly awaited second stage of the Lions Series. The Springboks took up residence in the City Centre while the tourists based themselves will split their time between the City and the Overberg as the
VOC became the first Muslim radio station in South Africa when a special events license was granted to the station in Ramadan/January 1995. Subsequent temporary broadcast licenses were granted, permitting the station to broadcast for 24 hours.
