 The Springboks retained the Castle Lager Rugby Championship title with a narrow but hard-fought 29-27 win over Argentina at the Allianz Stadium, Twickenham YESTERDAY.  Rassie Erasmus' men came back from a 13-10 deficit at half-time to clinch a memorable win in London. The win sealed a second consecutive title, with New Zealand, who earlier in the day outplayed Australia in Perth, in second place. To talk about this we are joined on the line once again, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to SABC sports reporter, Simon Burke...

&nbsp;The Springboks retained the Castle Lager Rugby Championship title with a narrow but hard-fought 29-27 win over Argentina at the Allianz Stadium, Twickenham YESTERDAY. &nbsp;Rassie Erasmus' men came back from a 13-10 deficit at half-time to clinch a memorable win in London. The win sealed a second consecutive title, with New Zealand, who earlier in the day outplayed Australia in Perth, in second place. To talk about this we are joined on the line once again, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to SABC sports reporter, Simon Burke...

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Springboks retain Rugby Championship after tough win in London

Former public enterprises minister, Dr Malusi Gigaba briefly handed himself over to the National Prosecuting Authority's Investigating Directorate Against Corruption - IDAC - in Pretoria on Friday to discuss the potential of fraud and corruption charges being filed against him. He was not arrested as earlier speculated and the possible charges were not related to the irregular procurement of locomotives at TRANSNET as earlier reported. Gigaba later clarified that IDAC's probe relates to allegations that he received an undeserved benefit during his time in cabinet. Meanwhile on Thursday former Bosasa chief operations officer Angelo Agrizzi entered into a plea agreement with the State, admitting to charges of corruption and money-laundering linked to the company's controversial contracts with the Department of Correctional Services. Agrizzi received a 10-year sentence for each count of corruption and an additional 10 years for money-laundering but the sentences were wholly suspended for five years, effectively sparing him from serving time behind bars. To look at how these developments tie into the up-hill battle against corruption, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Advocate Paul Hoffman, Director at Accountability Now

Former public enterprises minister, Dr Malusi Gigaba briefly handed himself over to the National Prosecuting Authority's Investigating Directorate Against Corruption - IDAC - in Pretoria on Friday to discuss the potential of fraud and corruption charges being filed against him. He was not arrested as earlier speculated and the possible charges were not related to the irregular procurement of locomotives at TRANSNET as earlier reported. Gigaba later clarified that IDAC's probe relates to allegations that he received an undeserved benefit during his time in cabinet. Meanwhile on Thursday former Bosasa chief operations officer Angelo Agrizzi entered into a plea agreement with the State, admitting to charges of corruption and money-laundering linked to the company's controversial contracts with the Department of Correctional Services. Agrizzi received a 10-year sentence for each count of corruption and an additional 10 years for money-laundering but the sentences were wholly suspended for five years, effectively sparing him from serving time behind bars. To look at how these developments tie into the up-hill battle against corruption, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Advocate Paul Hoffman, Director at Accountability Now

Gigaba and Agrizzi cases highlight quandary in SA's fight against corruption 

Siya Kolisi, the greatest Springbok captain of all time, will run out for his 100th test cap when he leads South Africa against France at the Stade de France in Paris on Saturday night. Kolisi becomes the ninth Bok test centurion. The Boks will take on a French side, still stewing from their World Cup quarter-final loss to South Africa two years ago. And revenge has been all the talk in the French Capital leading up to the match. Meanwhile the Proteas will play their third and final One Day International against Pakistan at Iqbal Stadium, in Faisalabad on Saturday. The series is currently level at 1–1, making this decider a must-win for both sides. To look at the rugby in Paris and cricket in Pakistan, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to SAfm sports anchor, Janet Whitton

Siya Kolisi, the greatest Springbok captain of all time, will run out for his 100th test cap when he leads South Africa against France at the Stade de France in Paris on Saturday night. Kolisi becomes the ninth Bok test centurion. The Boks will take on a French side, still stewing from their World Cup quarter-final loss to South Africa two years ago. And revenge has been all the talk in the French Capital leading up to the match. Meanwhile the Proteas will play their third and final One Day International against Pakistan at Iqbal Stadium, in Faisalabad on Saturday. The series is currently level at 1&ndash;1, making this decider a must-win for both sides. To look at the rugby in Paris and cricket in Pakistan, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to SAfm sports anchor, Janet Whitton

Springboks ready for fired-up France as Siya Kolisi celebrates 100th cap

As November marks Responsible Gambling Month, concerns have been raised about how some South Africans are using gambling as a means to supplement their income. With unemployment at record highs and an ever-escalating cost of living, financial services provider, JustMoney is taking the opportunity to shine a light on the risks of gambling as a means for cash-strapped South Africans to make extra money. This was evident in a recent survey by JustMoney, which found that 3% of survey respondents chose online gambling over a popular cost-cutting option. The survey also found that those taking home less than R5,000 a month, are four times more likely to choose online gambling, with men twice as likely as women to opt for this. For more on this, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Head of Customer Experience at JustMoney, Sarah Nicholson

As November marks Responsible Gambling Month, concerns have been raised about how some South Africans are using gambling as a means to supplement their income. With unemployment at record highs and an ever-escalating cost of living, financial services provider, JustMoney is taking the opportunity to shine a light on the risks of gambling as a means for cash-strapped South Africans to make extra money. This was evident in a recent survey by JustMoney, which found that 3% of survey respondents chose online gambling over a popular cost-cutting option. The survey also found that those taking home less than R5,000 a month, are four times more likely to choose online gambling, with men twice as likely as women to opt for this. For more on this, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Head of Customer Experience at JustMoney, Sarah Nicholson

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