Rob Houwing is a journalist for News24 Business. He covers a variety of topics, including sports, particularly rugby, and business news. Rob provides analysis and commentary on current events and trends in the industry.
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Rob Houwing's articles focus mainly on sports, particularly rugby with a strong emphasis on announcements and event coverage. He may be interested in insights related to upcoming matches or events involving the Bulls, Stormers, Proteas, and South African Rugby.
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If the Springbok starting XV for Saturday ruffles few feathers, the Bomb Squad leans just a little the other way, says Rob Houwing.
The Irish series is a stiff barometer of Siya Kolisi’s suitability to another full World Cup cycle, writes Rob Houwing.
If there are statistics and damn lies, it is especially worth treating them cautiously for Handre Pollard v Jack Crowley, warns Rob Houwing
In his latest Rucking with Rob newsletter, Rob Houwing looks at scrumhalf Faf de Klerk's role within the Springbok team as South Africa show signs of moving away from box-kicking game.
By: Rob Houwing
Malcolm Marx, 30 on Saturday, continues his well-ahead-of-sked comeback drive for the Boks at Kings Park, writes Rob Houwing.
In his latest Rucking with Rob newsletter, Rob Houwing argues that attack guru Tony Brown should not be blamed for the Springboks' failure to score a try in the second Test against Ireland in Durban.
By: Rob Houwing
Exciting, but very undercooked in a No 1 jersey... that is Jan-Hendrik Wessels’ status for his Springbok debut, writes Rob Houwing
It's Aphelele Fassi's must-cash-in chance again in a No 15 berth soon to be bursting at the seams for the Springboks, reminds Rob Houwing.
In his latest Rucking with Rob newsletter, Rob Houwing is impressed with 22-year-old Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu stylishly and cooly stepping up for the Springboks.
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