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Engagement bling buzz: Springboks star Siya Kolisi and Rachel John in New York [Watch]

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By Cornelia le Roux Verified
| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified
The social media streets are buzzing again after Springboks captain Siya Kolisi and his rumoured girlfriend, Rachel John, have set social media streets ablaze once again with their idyllic “baecation” in the United States. The 34-year-old rugby icon and the bubbly brunette – who first sparked romance rumours late last year – are currently living it up in New York.
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Engagement bling buzz: Springboks star Siya Kolisi and Rachel John in New York [Watch]

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By Cornelia le Roux Verified
| Flipboard
Engagement bling buzz: Springboks star Siya Kolisi and Rachel John in New York [Watch] The social media streets are buzzing again after Springboks captain Siya Kolisi and his rumoured girlfriend, Rachel John, have set social media …
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'Survival of the fittest': 'God's Work' brings complexities of the homeless to JFF [VIDEO]

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By Cornelia le Roux Verified
| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified
God’s Work, the uncompromising South African feature directed by Michael James, has been selected to screen at the eighth edition of the Joburg Film Festival (JFF), which takes place in Sandton from 3 to 8 March. Set within an abandoned inner-city building in Durban, the critically acclaimed film confronts homelessness – not as abstraction, but as lived economic exclusion.
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