SA Rugby
South African Rugby Culture – covers all corners of the game and offers something rugby for everyone.
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SA Rugby magazine has been a mainstay of South African rugby culture since 1995. Read by the Springboks, it covers all corners of the game and offers something rugby for everyone.
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History
The first issue of SA Rugby magazine, dated April 1995, cost R8.50 and went on sale two months before the 1995 Rugby World Cup, which was hosted by South Africa. Springboks wing Chester Williams was on the cover.
SA Rugby magazine was initially published by Random House Struik, before being sold to Strobe Publishing, which published the magazine until the December 2001-January 2002 issue, when Strobe closed. The title was then purchased by Highbury Monarch Communications (now Highbury Media) and relaunched with the May 2002 issue.
The magazine issued an Afrikaans edition from the September 2015 issue to the June 2016 issue.
In 2017, SA Rugby magazine began publishing 12 issues a year instead of 11 (with a combined January-February issue), which had been the case since 2002.
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