Wiese will be back in contention for the final three Castle Lager Rugby Championship matches this September and October.
His ban rules him out of the last Castle Lager Incoming Series clash against Georgia in Nelspruit on Saturday.
Wiese will also miss the first three Castle Lager Rugby Championship Tests against Australia and New Zealand.
These include the two games against Australia in Johannesburg and Cape Town on 16 and 23 August.
He will also be absent for the opening clash against New Zealand in Auckland on 6 September.
KEY FIXTURES AHEAD
Wiese’s return comes just in time for the high-stakes fixtures that follow in the tournament.
He will be free to play the second All Blacks Test in Wellington on 13 September.
Wiese will also be available for the closing matches against Argentina later in the championship.
These games will take place in Durban and London on 27 September and 4 October.
His comeback will boost the squad as they push for a strong finish to the tournament.
Fans will hope Wiese’s physical presence and skill help secure crucial victories.
The team will aim to build momentum heading into these decisive fixtures.
With Wiese back, expectations for a thrilling end to the competition are high.
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