Springboks beat All Blacks 43-28 in Baltimore to clinch rivalry series

Springboks beat All Blacks 43-28 in Baltimore to clinch rivalry series

South Africa defeated New Zealand 43-28 in Baltimore to clinch the Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series 3-1, as attention turns to the northern hemisphere Nations Championship tour featuring six uncapped players. In this briefing: the Madlanga Commission postpones Cat Matlala's testimony over a plea deal dispute; Pretoria navigates trade options following the United States midterm elections and AGOA termination; and South Africa places 13th in the Commonwealth youth AI readiness index.

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Show notes

South Africa secured a forty-three to twenty-eight victory over the All Blacks before sixty-eight thousand fans in Baltimore.

Rassie Erasmus brought six uncapped players onto the northern tour while navigating extensive veteran injuries.

A collapsed plea deal dispute delayed Cat Matlala's testimony at the Madlanga corruption inquiry.

South Africa risks twenty-four billion dollars in trade as its duty-free American market access faces termination.

Adopting artificial intelligence could expand South Africa's economy by over nine billion dollars across ten years.

In this episode
  1. 01Intro1 min
  2. 02Springboks beat All Blacks 43-28 in Baltimore to clinch rivalry series: Match Action and Historic Win2 min
  3. 03Springboks beat All Blacks 43-28 in Baltimore to clinch rivalry series: Squad Evolution and the Northern Tour2 min
  4. 04Madlanga Commission delays Cat Matlala testimony over plea deal dispute1 min
  5. 05Pretoria seeks AGOA diplomatic opening following US midterm elections1 min
  6. 06Where things stand1 min
  7. 07South Africa ranks 13th in Commonwealth youth AI readiness index2 min
  8. 08Outro1 min
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