Pistorius, Semenya off Olympic funding program

Olympic silver medallist Caster Semenya has been a surprise exclusion from the SA Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee's programme. Caster Semenya. () Our Coverage More Coverage Medallists and finalists from the 2012 Olympic Games, and ...

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THE South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee announced a revamped funding programme for athletes yesterday. But the Olympic body cast doubt on whether Olympic 800m silver medallist Caster Semenya would compete at the world ...

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A three-time 800 metres World champion and Olympic gold winner in 2000, Maria spoke about her career, doping, her ambitions, etc. Maria de Lurdes Mutola, 41, from Mozambique specialised in the 800 metres and brooked little or no opposition over that ...

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Helen Zilles latest DA Today newsletter puts the blame for SAs parlous education system squarely at the feet of teachers, based on a report released just over a week ago. But education activists continue to insist that the conditions under which ...