One standout memory is the powerful pre-game haka performed by the New Zealand national team, which gained popularity after a ...

The All Blacks on Tuesday accepted an apology from South Africa after fireworks, music and a jet fly-over partly drowned out New Zealand's Haka before last weekend's Test match. The closing ...

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“In the confusion, the crowd’s excited cheering was mistaken to have marked the conclusion of the Haka by an unsighted sound engineer who restarted the music programme. It was highly ...

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Hosted by the Aronui Indigenous Arts Festival, Taumata Soloman pays homage to cultural entrepreneur and kapa haka legend Wetini Mitai Ngatai. Video / Aleyna Martinez “People will see it and go ...

Johannesburg (AFP) – The All Blacks on Tuesday accepted an apology from South Africa after fireworks, music and a jet fly-over partly drowned out New Zealand's Haka before last weekend's Test match.

The South African Rugby Union has written to the New Zealand Rugby Football Union to formally apologise for a sequence of events that led to the conclusion of the Haka being obscured during ...

The South African Rugby Union has apologised to New Zealand for undermining the haka before last Saturday’s meeting between the Springboks and the All Blacks, attributing the gaffes to an ...

SA Rugby yesterday apologised for the “fiasco” that occurred during the final stages of the Haka performance in the first Test between the Springboks and All Blacks on Saturday at Ellis Park ...

The All Blacks perform the haka ahead of the Rugby Championship match against South Africa at Ellis Park. Photo / Getty Images South Africa Rugby have apologised to the All Blacks for any ...

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