Siphokazi Vuso

Multimedia Journalist

Give winning Boks the space to be human

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Life will never be the same for Siya Kolisi and his all-conquering World Champion Rainbow Warriors.

It just looks right to see Siya Kolisi hoisting that little gold cup

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Black rugby has a rich rugby history that dates more than a century and there isn’t a more perfect stage to remind everyone of this than the World Cup.

Chester’s life was about courage, about adversity and about triumph

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Maria Williams asked each UWC player to further the legacy of Chester Williams by being better men, better students and better rugby players.

Good men must fight men who hurt women

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It is the good men among us who must fight the hardest to minimise the number of men who prey on women and children and commit these atrocities.

Why should gender equality be the removal of a gender in description

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I was intrigued by the decision that the Women’s World Cup in New Zealand in 2021 would be called the Rugby World Cup 2021.

Kolisi’s water role for Boks part of the game plan

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It was not degrading for Siya Kolisi to be running the water during the Springboks’ triumphant afternoon against Australia last Saturday.

Women's Soccer World Cup highlights social media troll's ignorance

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Among the most ignorant in my Twitter timeline feed was from some male fool asking why women feel the need to play rugby, soccer and cricket.

SA rugby must follow Proteas' transformation blueprint

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Rugby must follow cricket’s transformation blueprint and enforce a quota selection policy in Super Rugby and domestic rugby.

Ballon d’Or 'twerk': When sexism is the name of the game

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Sport, as with society, has no place for the lack of respect shown to Ada Hegerberg at the Ballon d’Or awards.

UWC’s success is the rugby story of the year

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Chester Williams, one of the Western Cape and SA’s favourite sporting sons, will oversee UWC’s historic first season in next year’s Varsity Cup.

Marais can restore battered image of WP Rugby

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WP rugby doesn’t need a ceremonial president. It requires someone with presence and with the necessary financial background.

Springboks proof transformation, winning are more allies than enemies

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Boks’ winning record, pre-isolation, was 63%. Currently it is 62% and overall advantage per match in the history of Springbok rugby is seven points.