All of South Africa is singing the Springboks praises after last weekend. It’s a golden era for the Boks, and few are as proud as former Bok Bryan Habana, who has called the squad ‘the best Springboks side we have ever seen’!

South Africa (07 October 2024) — Last weekend, South Africans could only see green, gold and victory after the Springboks’ nail-biting success against Argentina at the Rugby Championship. It’s a golden era for the Springboks, and former Bok Bryan Habana shares his thoughts!

“Just looking at what this Springboks team as a collective [have] done over the last 6 years under Rassie in charge, undoubtedly the best Springboks side we have ever seen,” shared Bryan in an interview.

“The manner in which they kicked on from the World Cup [2-23], yes there was the disappointing loss to Ireland and Argentina. Nevertheless this side has broken records and done what no other Springbok team has done.” 

For the rugby legend, the golden era for the Boks has had a significant impact on South Africa as a whole.

“Their success has put them on a pedestal and long may it continue,” he said. “If you look at the way it has managed to bring South Africans together from all walks of life. If you look across Jo’burg {Johannesburg], Pretoria, Mbombela, Cape Town how the South African crowds have got behind this team is extremely special. It special to see this team achieve greatness.”

Naming and faming, Bryan gave shoutouts to several of the Boks’ stars.

“Including the import of a Tony Brown who has added an extra element to our attack which has been really good to see and our most experience player Eben Etzebeth breaking records of becoming the most capped player of all time.

“Pieter-Steph du Toit who is surely in the reckoning to be nominated for World [Rugby] Player of the Year. Siya [Kolisi], Cheslin {Kolbe], Damian de Allende and Handre Pollard if you look at those names and the manner in which they are playing it puts South Africa in a phenomenal space where we could show our most success between World Cups. Which has been a rarity since the game progressed in ’96.”

Of Eben Etzebeth, Bryan praised:

“I reckon Eben is only getting better with age, his maturity, leadership and the manner in which he fully represents South Africa when he puts that jersey on over his head is something phenomenal to see. I was fortunate enough to be at the start of his career, be there for his 1st Test and 50th. To see the accolades of his achievements and the manner he puts the Springbok team on the pedestal, it just speaks volumes of the type of person he is.”

Sources: Sportsboom.com 

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Springbok wing Makazole Mapimpi’s resilience has seen him overcome loss, poverty and much adversity to become the rugby star he is today. He recently shared some wise words with the young rugby players at Dale College, undoubtedly leaving a lasting impact on their lives.

Eastern Cape, South Africa (07 October 2024) – It’s not every day that you get to bask in the presence of a Springbok hero and have him share the highs and lows of his journey that have shaped him into becoming a nationally celebrated rugby player.

Sharing some of his amazing stories of true resilience was Springbok wing Makazole Mapimpi with the young players of the rugby squad at Dale College in Qonce.

During a visit to the school, Mapimpi, who hails from Tsholomnqa village in rural East London, spoke about his journey and how his constant belief in “nothing is impossible” took him to bigger avenues.

Raised by his grandmother as his mother, brother, and sister had all tragically passed on by the time he was a household name, Mapimpi’s background has been a humble and challenging one any Springbok has had to endure to succeed.

Enthralled by his personal testimony and willpower, the promising rugby players of Dale College got inspired and realised that success could still be achieved despite being dealt a difficult life.

“Mapimpi’s success and his humility never end and truly continue to shine through.

“Dale prides itself in creating and offering opportunities that cater for the holistic development of the learners,” the school said.

Sources: Dale College

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Still soaking in the exhilaration of his latest achievement, Eben Etzebeth took a moment to share a heartfelt message of thanks to Mzansi and his supporters, expressing his deep appreciation for the opportunities and experiences he has had as a Springbok.

Mbombela, South Africa (02 October 2024) – Eben Etzebeth’s journey from a young fan to a record-breaking player has been a testament to his dedication, talent, and unwavering commitment to his country.

After being announced as the most capped Springbok player of all time, Etzebeth could not thank South Africa and his supporters enough for their part in his successes.

Penning an emotional message on his Instagram, the Springbok Lock admitted that it was difficult to express the magnitude of his gratitude in a simple post.

 

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He thanked all his teammates past, present and future, noting that for him, rugby would always be the greatest team sport.

Etzebeth touched on the significance of team spirit and thanked all Springbok coaches, management and selectors for selecting him throughout his career. He made a special mention to coaches Heyneke Meyer, Allister Coetzee, Rassie Erasmus and Jacques Nienaber.

And, of course, to his country, always eager to back the Bokke:

“Thank you to YOU SOUTH AFRICA. We live in the best country in the world with the best supporters in the world. It’s the greatest honour to represent this country. As a kid, I was the biggest Springbok fan and to now play for this team is unreal.”

Acknowledging those who have been with him from the very beginning, Etzebeth thanked his family for their never-ending support.

“And my beautiful wife @anliastar for making everyday and occasion special, especially this past weekend. Jys die beste,” a thankful Etzebeth wrote.

Sources: Eben Etzebeth

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The Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary’s darling rhino, Daisy, recently received a special visit from none other than Siya Kolisi and Kwagga Smith! As it turns out, the Boks back the rhinos as much as South Africa backs the Boks:

South Africa (02 October 2024) — From larger-than-life rugby fans who will move heaven and earth to watch a game live to little ones who couldn’t imagine anything more special than meeting the Boks in person, the Springboks are at the top of the list when it comes to matters that hold a space in South African hearts. But, when it comes to who holds a special place in the Boks’ hearts, South Africans compete with an extra special group—the rhinos part of Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary!

You might know Care for Wild for many incredible rhino-led feel-good stories in conservation. Well, so do the Springboks.

In a special shoutout to the Boks ahead of their victory game against Argentina last weekend, Care for Wild told their audience something special.

“Whenever they’re in the area, the Springboks always make time to check in on our rhino orphans, showing a deep understanding of the power of raising global awareness for conservation,” shared the Sanctuary.

“Like us, they are fiercely passionate about the fight to save rhinos from extinction,” they added.

After the Boks’ triumph, one of their first stops was to none other than Care for Wild, where Siya Kolisi and Kwagga Smith made an early morning pitstop just to visit darling rhino, Daisy!

For Siya and Daisy, it was nothing short of a heartwarming reunion.

“Siya first met Daisy when she was just a few months old, and she immediately connected to him, gravitating toward his calm and compassionate energy. Daisy holds a special place in his heart and Daisy still remembers him!” Care for Wild explained.

“The future of rhinos is a shared responsibility, and having a team like the Springboks standing with us is truly game-changing. Stronger together!” 

You can find out more about all the Sanctuary’s incredible work that’s giving our rhinos a more hopeful future here.

Sources: Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary 

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Springbok loosehead lock, Eben Etzebeth’s record-breaking accomplishment as the national rugby team’s most-capped player was a testament to his enduring legacy and a moment of personal pride for his best friend and captain, Siya Kolisi.

Mpumalanga, South Africa (30 September 2024) – Their talent and shared love for rugby have formed the most heartwarming Springbok bromance of our lifetime! Whether it is on or off the field, Siya Kolisi and Eben Etzebeth’s friendship, support, and shared banter easily leave us inspired and smiling silly as South Africans.

This past weekend was no different, as it shone a spotlight on their bond following Etzebeth’s recording-breaking 128th Test appearance for South Africa, making him the most capped Springbok player of all time!

The victory was a full spectacle during Saturday’s game against Argentina in a Rugby Championship title decider at Mbombela Stadium.

According to eNCA, the 32-year-old forward broke the record set by his former second-row partner Victor Matfield, who won 127 caps between 2001 and 2015.

The emotional outpouring from the crowd, his teammates, and most notably, his best friend Kolisi, highlighted the profound impact he has had on South African rugby.

Recognising the invaluable role that Etzebeth plays on the team during a media briefing, Kolisi expressed how grateful he was to have him as a best friend and a leader on the team.

“My brother, I’m so grateful that I’ve walked this journey with you and I’m grateful that you’ve been part of my life. Thank you for supporting me from the first day Coach Rassie made me as captain. You had my back.  We’ve been together since we were 18 years old. You’ve always been by my side,” Kolisi said.

He admired Etzebeth’s leadership and contribution to the team as well as the family man he was off the field.

“I am so proud of you, I’m so grateful to be your friend. I can’t wait to tell my grandkids that I played with Eben Etzebeth. Cheers, my brother I love you.”

Sources: Siya Kolisi / eNCA

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Loyiso Bala and PJ Powers’ cherished bond, forged in the unexpected setting of a 1995 Rugby World Cup, has been instrumental to the musician he is today and has stood the test of time.

Johannesburg, South Africa (18 September 2024) – Unexpected friendships, often filled with hilarious or heartwarming stories, are among life’s greatest gifts and have a charming way of lasting a lifetime!

Reflecting on his unique and invaluable bond with PJ “Thandeka” Powers was Loyiso Bala, when they first met back in 1995. He was just 15 at the time and was a member of the acclaimed Drakensberg Boys Choir.

The choir has been asked to sing the new national anthem with PJ at the opening of the ’95 Rugby World Cup.

“After a full day of rehearsals at the stadium, around 10 pm, we got an unexpected call: we needed to record the old anthem because the Springboks hadn’t had time to learn the new one,” Loyiso explained.

For some of us who may not know, Loyisa shared that back in the day, the old anthem was Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika and Die Stem, sung as two separate pieces, not the united version we have today.

“So, there we were, in the early hours before the big event, recording with PJ. And while the Boks didn’t even sing along during the opening, that night I made a friend and sister for life.”

From that moment on, the two have grown to become great friends, and PJ played a valuable role in supporting Loyiso and sharing his passion for music.

“She became not only a mentor but a true supporter of my talent, always encouraging me to keep going.”

Nearly 30 years later, their friendship remains as strong as ever, and they continue to collaborate and inspire each other.

Sources: Loyiso Bala

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In celebration of the Springboks’ claiming the Freedom Cup, artivist Natania Botha and creative Kevash Naidoo teamed up to create the Sustainable Springbok Sculpture—an ode to South Africa’s pride and joy and all they encompass:

Johannesburg, South Africa (16 September 2024) — South African artivist Natania Botha recently teamed up with talented 20-year-old creative Kevash Naidoo to create an ode to the Springboks and all they encompass in art form. The result? A breathtaking mosaic sculpture that, just like the Boks, embodies unity—unity that’s made possible by the sum of many differences coming together for one proud purpose.

The Springboks Sculpture comes as a celebration of the Springboks victory in reclaiming the Freedom Cup—a feat South Africans across the world are still relishing in. But, it’s also a striking visual translation of other concepts South Africa sees itself reflected in through our national team.

“The sculpture represents the fusion of art, sport and social inclusion,” says Natania who described the experience of working with Kevash, who has Down syndrome, as a “meaningful collaboration of art and resilience” and a privilege.

“It stands as a visual homage to teamwork, unity, and overcoming challenges—values that Kevash and I embraced wholeheartedly throughout the creative process.”

And, just like South Africa’s love for our team, the sculpture is sustainable.

“What makes this sculpture truly special is that it is a sustainable creation, crafted from a recycled mannequin and sustainably sourced materials, symbolising not only the triumph of the Springboks but also the importance of environmental responsibility,” Natania, who is no stranger to bringing mannequins to life in the most thought-provoking ways, adds.

“Our sustainable approach further highlights the importance of rethinking how we create and consume in a world increasingly focused on preserving resources.”

Natania and Kevash hope their Sustainable Springbok Sculpture will get the chance to travel far and wide across South Africa and inspire more locals to unite as team members of our country.

Currently, you can catch it on exhibition at the Gordon Institute of Business Science.

Sources: Email Submission

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South African superstar and beloved Springbok Cheslin Kolbe sat down to chat all things performance, growth and inspiration!

Global (11 September 2024) — Springboks rugby star and formidable winger Cheslin Kolbe is riding the high of the recent reclaimed Freedom Cup win like the rest of a very proud South Africa. But for the player, reflecting on what it took to get there serves as great inspiration for what is to come—both for the team and for him as an individual sportsman.

In an exclusive with Sportsboom and shared with Good Things Guy, Cheslin discussed his thoughts on the team’s performance:

“We’re undefeated up until now but we haven’t been playing our best rugby,” says Cheslin.

“We can’t get carried away, there’s so much to improve on and learn from especially the two New Zealand matches. That’s the beauty of the sport, we have another opportunity in the next couple of weeks, the job isn’t done.”

For the star, it’s all about evolving—something that’s stood him in good steed since his Springbok debut against Australia in 2018 during round three of the Rugby Championship.

Since that time, he’s gone on to win two Rugby World Cups, a British & Irish Lions tour, and the Freedom Cup. He also stands in line to life his second Rugby Championship title.

“I feel like I’ve grown on and off the field since coming into the Boks setup,” he shares, adding that this growth wouldn’t be possible without others.

“A special thanks must go to the coaches that I’ve been working with, and more so the players around me for making it possible for me to be at my best when wearing the green and gold jersey.”

And, like any wise player, Cheslin is not done learning.

“I’ve been given the license to be myself, and play what’s in front of me, but I’m still learning.”

“I always have to come up with something new because teams are analysing me but it’s all about growing, and this season is no different.”

A wealth of inspiration for the winger comes from the younger players. Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu and Aphelele Fassi are two that have caught worldwide attention, and for Cheslin, they help feed his growth in new ways.

“I’ve been trying to learn and pick up from the things they do whether it’s in the gym or at training, because it brings up something different to my style of play,” he says of the younger Boks.

“You’d swear they’ve been in the team for five years. Their composure and how well they remain calm under pressure are impressive. They have a lot of new tricks, and I’m trying to grab as much and stay on par with them,” he adds.

Cheslin and the boys will be back at it again on 21 September where they’ll face Argentina in round 5 of the Rugby Championship as South Africa roots as loudly as ever in their favour.

Sources: Sportsboom.com

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Forever Green, Forever Gold, Forever United! This was not just a celebration of rugby but a celebration of everything that makes South Africa extraordinary. We are stronger together!

Western Cape. South Africa (11 September 2024) – Rugby fans were treated to a dazzling surprise in Cape Town on Saturday when SA Rugby spiced things up with a heart-thumping flash mob at the Springboks vs New Zealand match.

The atmosphere was electric as the greatest rugby rivalry returned to the Mother City after seven years, this time at the magnificent Green Point Stadium.

Gone were the familiar grounds of Newlands Stadium, and in its place, the Green Point Stadium became a new battleground for these two rugby titans. To celebrate this monumental occasion, SA Rugby pulled out all the stops, partnering with local legend Siv Ngesi and the incredible “Street Stylers” dance crew. Together, they created an unforgettable pre-game spectacle that left the crowd in awe.

Just as the anticipation was building, fans were treated to an unexpected yet exhilarating performance. In a surprise move, dancers emerged from the stands and the field, grooving to the tune of “From Now On” from The Greatest Showman and mixing it up with the infectious beats of Amapiano, one of South Africa’s most beloved music genres. It was an epic collision of song, dance, and sport, and the energy was contagious!

Fans in the stadium were caught off guard, many dropping their jaws, while others joined in, feeling the rhythm in their bones.

Social media quickly exploded with reactions, with one spectator commenting, “I don’t care who says what, but one thing I know is that we are One… And the Talent here in Mzansi is Amazing.. Thank you, Guys, for making me dance.”

Another fan added, “You will swear it was the opening ceremony of the rugby world cup!!! Amazing!! Imagine us hosting the next world cup, how awesome will the opening ceremony be.”

You can watch the full video of the flash mob and feel the magic yourself below or if you are having trouble, click here to be directed to the Springboks Facebook page.

Social media was abuzz with positivity and pride. Comments keep flooding in, with many praising the creativity and energy of the flash mob.

“Ridiculous. This country needs to just offer its services as opening and closing ceremony experts for all sporting events,” one fan joked. “We don’t need to host the thing. We’ll just go around doing it for everyone because we are literally a VIBE!”

Others expressed their deep connection to the moment, even if they weren’t there in person. “Absolutely amazing. Honest to goodness SA rugby is one of the best things on the planet (if you’re South African or get the Springbok thing). I wasn’t even there, but I can still just feel that in my heart and know that would have been an amazing experience for anyone who was there.”

As one spectator put it, “We truly are a Rainbow Nation. Imagine if we were to host the next RWC in 2027 Well Done Cape Town, this is beautiful.” The performance was a reminder of how sport can unite people, creating moments that transcend the game itself.

So, whether you were in the stadium on Saturday or now watching this video from afar, it is clear: South Africa knows how to put on a show like no other!

Here’s to more moments that make our hearts race and our feet dance – forever green, forever gold, and forever united!

Sources: SA Rugby | Bokke | Forever United 

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A series of funny hypothetical questions from Siya Kolisi’s little sister, Liphelo, uncovered the rugby star’s thoughtful and protective nature.

South Africa (29 August 2024) – It’s always so wholesome to see a different side to our local heroes and icons and this time Springbok captain Siya Kolisi’s sister, Liphelo Kolisi revealed a charming and affectionate side to her big brother.

Having a big brother is like a built-in best friend who has known you all your life and is there to protect you, teach you and laugh with you while sharing life’s challenges and adventures.

In a now-trending TikTok video, the two siblings engaged in a series of hypothetical questions, offering a glimpse into their bond and Siya’s thoughtful and protective nature.

Liphelo started off strong, asking how Siya would react to her stealing his car and selling it to buy clothes for herself and her friend. Initially taken aback by the unexpected question, Siya responded that he’d be very upset.

Liphelo went on to ask what he’d do if she came back home with a tattoo, answering that he’d have a sit down with her about it even though he was pretty sure she’d never do that – to which Liphelo giggled before eventually agreeing.

She went on to ask about what he’d do if she needed to be picked up somewhere at 3am, came home drunk, snuck a boy into his home, dated a guy he didn’t approve of or secretly got married at 18.

With nervous giggles in between, Siya’s responses were pretty calm and fair, painting a picture of the thoughtful and protective big brother he is to his little sister. Urgh, it’s the feel-good content we all love to see!

@liphelomadlingoz #fyp ♬ original sound – Liphelo

Sources: @liphelomadlingoz

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