Eben etzebeth
Springboks' lock Etzebeth out for 'many weeks' after finger surgery
Etzebeth, 29, last played in a heavy Top 14 defeat away to Lyon on March 27.
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SA World Cup winner Etzebeth pens new three-year Toulon deal
Etzebeth arrived at the three-time European champions in December 2019 having featured in the Springboks' World Cup triumph in Japan.
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Lock Etzebeth backs new coach Nienaber to keep Boks firing
Nienaber, 47, had been assistant to Rassie Erasmus at the World Cup, but is a rookie in the head coach role. Erasmus has returned to his position of Director of Rugby.
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SAHRC vs Etzebeth: Commission says it can't predict settlement,keeping open mind
The commission laid a complaint with the equality court last year, after Etzebeth was accused of attacking two men at a popular bar in Langebaan
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Etzebeth, SAHRC agree to drop court review application
The commission laid a complaint with the Equality Court last year after Etzebeth was accused of attacking two men at a popular hangout in Langebaan.
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Etzebeth: The truth will come out
Four people are accusing Eben Etzebeth of using racially charged language against them outside a local pub in Langebaan five months ago.
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Bok lock Eben Etzebeth denies allegations of racism, assault in interview
In an interview with a French rugby newspaper, Etzebeth questioned the motives of the individuals accusing him. He said they were pointing the finger at the wrong person.
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'I'm not Bakkies!' warns Toulon's new recruit Etzebeth
Eben Etzebeth, the final galactico signed by outgoing president Mourad Boudjellal for Toulon, was a vital weapon in South Africa's armoury as they pounded England to win the World Cup in Japan last month.
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Etzebeth relishing Toulon atmosphere, eyes Kolbe showdown
After two European Challenge Cup outings, Eben Etzebeth finally made his home Top 14 debut for Toulon in Sunday's 41-19 trouncing of fellow big spenders Clermont in front of a near-capacity 17,000-plus crowd at the Stade Felix-Mayol.
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Eben Etzebeth matter follows Buang Jones to deputy PP interview
Jones is among eight shortlisted candidates for the position of deputy public protector being interviewed in Parliament on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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SAHRC says it has strong case to oppose Etzebeth court application
The commission submitted papers to the Equality Court on behalf of claimants who alleged that the rugby player used a racial slur and assaulted a man outside a pub in the Western Cape town of Langebaan back in August.
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SAHRC meets on Monday to decide on Eben Etzebeth case
The South African Human Rights Commission will decide on Monday whether to oppose the court application brought against them by Etzebeth’s legal team.
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Totalsports removes Eben Etzebeth posters from stores
In August, Eben Etzebeth was accused of racially abusing a fellow patron at a pub in Langebaan, in the Western Cape.
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Eben Etzebeth shares his version of alleged racist assault
The Springbok player has approached the High Court in Johannesburg to review the commission’s decision to take him to the Equality Court.
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Etzebeth taking SAHRC to court over handling of racism allegations against him
SAHRC commissioner Chris Nissen said that Etzebeth wanted the Gauteng High Court to review the decision to take the matter to the Equality Court.
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I am not a racist - Buang Jones
The South African Human Rights Commission has confirmed it has requested its legal head Buang Jones to stop commenting on the Eben Etzebeth racism investigation, for now.
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SAHRC: We want Etzebeth to play, we want Boks to win RWC
The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) said that it was probing claims that comments by its legal head Buang Jones could prejudice an investigation into the Eben Etzebeth racism allegations.
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SAHRC's Buang Jones barred from commenting on Etzebeth racism probe
The commission has received a rash of complaints, claiming comments allegedly made by Jones at a community meeting in Langebaan about a week ago would prejudice the investigation.
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DA, FF Plus accuse SAHRC of having double standards, bias against white people
MPs from the parties on Tuesday told the commission that it treated complaints against white people more vigorously than it did those against black people.
