Rogge on 2012 doping
Thursday January 26, 2012International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge has admitted that he expects some athletes to use performance-enhancing drugs at the London Olympics.
SASCOC sanctions audit
Saturday January 14, 2012SASCOC CEO Tubby Reddy on Saturday confirmed there will be a forensic audit of Power Boat South Africa.
200 days before Games
Monday January 9, 2012Monday, 9 January marks exactly 200 days to go before the world’s biggest multi-code sporting spectacle, the 2012 Olympic Games, get underway in London, Great Britain.
Oscar up for honours
Friday December 16, 2011South Africa’s Oscar Pistorius has been nominated for two 2012 Laureus World Sports Awards – the Laureus World Breakthrough of the Year Award and the Laureus Disability Award.
Team SA goes hi-tech
Tuesday December 13, 2011Having already qualified for the 2012 Olympic Games for the first time ever, our national women’s soccer squad were part of more ground-breaking developments this past weekend.
Minister’s call for action
Thursday December 8, 2011Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula wants to spend next year putting the government’s ambitious sport plan into practice.
Havelange resigns
Monday December 5, 2011Former FIFA president Joao Havelange has resigned from the International Olympic Committee days before an ethics hearing into his conduct, the BBC reported.
Reddy on SASCOC role
Tuesday November 29, 2011SASCOC CEO Mr Tubby Reddy on Tuesday clarified the country’s Olympic governing body’s role in the affairs of Cricket South Africa and denied at any time saying that Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula had contravened the Sports Act.
Federations suspended
Wednesday November 16, 2011South Africa’s Olympic governing body SASCOC announced on Wednesday that two of its National Federations had been placed under administration with immediate effect.
Sascoc mourns for Solly
Wednesday November 16, 2011South African sports governing body SASCOC has joined the nation in mourning the loss of Springbok rugby player Solomzi “Solly” Tyibilika.
