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'I don't like taking all the credit': Honours keep coming for Siya Kolisi
Kolisi dedicated his World Peace and Sport Champion for 2019 Award, which he received in Monaco, to the 2019 Rugby World Cup-winning Springbok squad.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: The farce that is the CSA & the lessons from rugby
Reports of serious governance failures, lack of funding, wasteful expenditure, litigation and even ‘capture’ within Cricket South Africa are rife, writes Judith February.
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Local break: Driving cats, a song for Siya and Ubunifu in Soweto
This is your local break, breaking away from breaking news. From cats driving taxis, to reactions to Sonia Mbele being overwhelmed with the Holy Spirit, and basking in the spirit of #StrongerTogether, EWN's got you covered.
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Siya Kolisi's a Liverpool fan & almost fell off his chair meeting Klopp
The Springbok skipper was all over Liverpool’s social media pages during their Champions League group stage encounter against Napoli at Anfield on Wednesday night.
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ANALYSIS: Quest for unity in SA: a philosophical perspective
Unity for the wrong reasons reduces social cooperation to whatever happens to benefit a particular person or group, making it a zero-sum game.
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CARTOON: Siya In The Future
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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Big night out: Kolisi brings crying teen from Bok tour to awards evening
Earlier this month, 15-year-old Lebo Mogoma from Helpmekaar Kollege was captured by EWN unable to hold back his emotions when his role model, Kolisi, signed his rugby boots.
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Ballsy Boks follow Faf in strip-down for testicular cancer
Captain Siya Kolisi, wingers Cheslin Kolbe and Makazole Mapimpi were among players to slip into their speedos and post pictures in their underwear on social media after being screened, in response to the now viral #FafChallenge.
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MPs, excluding Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, pay tribute to Springboks
The session comes a day after the champions, led by captain Siya Kolisi, paid Parliament a visit as part of their victory tour in Cape Town.
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Thandi Modise to the Boks: ‘You’ve made us forget about racial tensions, GBV’
The players were greeted by cheers from Parliament officials and visitors.
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Zwide comes to standstill for captain Siya Kolisi before Boks leave for CT
Thousands came out in Zwide, the hometown of Springbok captain Siya Kolisi, to support the team and see the Webb Ellis cup before it leaves for the final leg of the rugby champions tour in Cape Town.
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GALLERY: Boks wrap up EC World Cup tour in Port Elizabeth
The Springboks wrapped up their Eastern Cape Rugby World Cup tour in the windy city of Port Elizabeth where fans came out to support the 2019 World Cup winners.
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Siya Kolisi brings Webb Ellis Cup home to proud Zwide residents
The narrow streets of the Zwide township are filled with children and adults alike, who can be seen waving and running alongside the open-top tour bus.
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Springbok fans brave the rain to line the streets of PE
Sunday's parade marks a significant moment for captain Siya Kolisi as it will pass through Zwide where he grew up.
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Come rain or shine, hundreds expected to join Bok's PE parade
The second last leg of their trophy tour gets under way around 9am this morning and will go through Kolisi’s home town.
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Boks wrap up East London trophy tour, next stop PE
However, the streets of the city were still full of cheerful supporters who all came to catch a glimpse of Boks and the coveted Webb Ellis Cup.
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Celebrations as Springboks' tour bus hits Mapimpi’s hometown Mdantsane
Mdantsane is the hometown of Makazole Mapimpi who fast became a favourite when he scored the Boks’ first try at the Rugby World Cup final in Yokohama, Japan, last Friday.
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Springboks World Cup celebratory bus tour
After their recent win in Japan, the Springboks, now national heroes, toured parts of Gauteng on an open-top bus to the cheers of thousands of fans.
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'If this were elections, Springboks would win & Kolisi would be president'
The Springboks kicked off their Rugby World Cup victory tour in Pretoria with fans lining the streets singing, dancing and showing 'gees' to celebrate and welcome the world champs home. Speaking at the Union Buildings, President Cyril Ramaphosa said if this were elections, Springboks would be the ruling party.
