Springboks captain Siya Kolisi has opened up on his return to action and the world champions fielding a brand new front-row ...

Scott Robertson initially named just two specialist wingers in his squad for the Test series in the form of Reece and Caleb ...

Siya Kolisi, a celebrated athlete, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, has revealed the upcoming world premiere of his documentary RISE – The Siya Kolisi Story. The film beautifully captures his ...

Jon Wertheim meets Siya Kolisi, the first Black captain of the Springboks, South Africa's national rugby team.

Siya Kolisi’s legacy as rugby’s greatest leader will now live on forever Kolisi joined Richie McCaw as the only two-time men’s Rugby World Cup-winning captain but his impact stretches far ...

Siya Kolisi, images by Zander Opperman at Lampost He further describes in his autobiography his struggles with hunger as a child, how he would often only have sugar water to settle his upset stomach.

Siya Kolisi is currently injured, with no certainty that he will return to the Springbok set-up as captain or as a player in the future plans of coach Rassie Erasmus.

Rugby standout Siya Kolisi grew-up in South Africa's impoverished townships. Now he wants to use his fame to give back to communities lacking resources and opportunity.

Not that any good usually comes from writing Siya Kolisi off. A Saturday night in Paris secured his legacy for all eternity and begs the question of what comes next for rugby’s greatest leader.

"Siya transcends the game of rugby – he’s a symbol of hope for so many,” explained ex-Springbok prop Tendai Mtawarira, who won the 2019 World Cup alongside Kolisi.

Kolisi joined Richie McCaw as the only two-time men’s Rugby World Cup-winning captain but his impact stretches far beyond the field ...