Destination Cape Town? Hacjivah Dayimani officially departs Racing 92
French club Racing 92 confirmed that former Stormer Hacjivah Dayimani will depart the club with immediate effect.
Stormers sign exciting young hooker Vernon Paulo from the Cheetahs
Paulo first caught the eye as part of the North-West University Eagles side that won the Varsity Cup in 2023.
He is known for accurate lineout throwing and his ability to break the gain line and burst through gaps in the tight areas.
The move was first rumoured back in October last year but it has now been confirmed that Paulo will be joining the Cape side and will be competing for game time along with Andre-Hugo Venter, JJ Kotze and Lukhanyo Vokozela.
Scarra Ntabeni is also still on the Stormers books but it is unknown how much he will be involved with the team beyond the end of this season.
The Stormers were keen to add extra depth at hooker after Joseph Dweba left the side to join the Exeter Chiefs.
Paulo made a big impression for the Cheetahs in the Currie Cup last season and is expected to push for a place in the side from day one.
The Cheetahs also announced tighthead prop Cameron Dawson would be leaving the side to join the Sharks, while confirming contract extensions for hooker Marco Janse van Rensburg, flank Sisonke Vumazonke and loosehead prop Matome Manyama.
Homegrown hero Jurie Matthee stays true to Stormers
Flyhalf Jurie Matthee has signed a contract extension that sees him join a growing group of players in committing to Stormers Rugby's Project 2029.
Super Rugby Pacific CEO not interested in bringing South African teams back
Super Rugby Pacific CEO Jack Mesley says there is no incentive to try get South African teams back into the competition because their games did not receive good television ratings.
Siya Kolisi embraces competition and family-driven Stormers return ahead of demanding Bok season
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi is embracing a pivotal phase of his career, balancing competition for national selection, a return to familiar surroundings in Cape Town and preparations for what will be one of the toughest international campaigns.