The Springboks' eight-year sponsorship deal with MTN has officially ended, marking a major shift for the team Under MTN’s sponsorship, the Springboks won two Rugby World Cups (2019 and 2023), ...

The Springbok Women may eventually match the competition of other global rugby powerhouses as they will now enjoy primary sponsorship from banking giant First National Bank (FNB). On Wednesday ...

The 2027 World Cup could be Rassie Erasmus’ last, meaning the Springboks must prepare for life without one of the game’s great coaches. There is set to be a double change to the Springbok ...

The core of many successful Springbok sides have been deeply rooted in the success of the backline midfielders, and in particular, there have been some extraordinary players who have taken on the ...

A handful of former Springboks have likely played their last game in the famous green and gold jersey. While representing the national team is a lifelong dream for many, maintaining a place in the ...

Was Rachel Kolisi forced out of the philanthropic foundation she co-founded with Springbok captain Siya Kolisi? Papers lodged ...

First National Bank has been named as the principal sponsorship partner of the Springboks, replacing MTN South Africa, which had been the main sponsor for the past eight years. FNB, which has been ...

SA Rugby and FNB have announced that the bank is the new headline sponsor for all national teams, including the Springboks. The FNB logo will now appear on the front of all team jerseys, the two ...

In a significant shift for South African rugby, FNB has officially replaced MTN as the principal sponsor on the Springbok jersey, marking a new chapter in its long-standing partnership with the ...

BETTER yet maybe there is hope for Springbok Women to eventually match the competition from other rugby powerhouses of this world as they will now enjoy primary sponsorship from the banking giants ...

First National Bank (FNB) will replace MTN as the Springboks' new title sponsor in a deal worth R150 million annually. - FNB, previously on the back of the jersey, will move to the front, while Pick n ...