Aths can be SA's No.1 sport

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Meanwhile the disgraced former ASA president Leonard Chuene and one of his fellow administrators have been trying to negotiate an international meet with Namibia, according to the new Namibian athletics federation president Frankie Fredericks.

Chuene and some of his cronies have done alright out of ASA, voting to sell the expensive vehicles they bought with ASA funds for ASA use - mercedes, range rover. Guess who they sold these to? Themselves. Guess for how much? One Rand. That’s 1R each, not for both cars. Geez, they don’t give top quality automobiles away quite that cheaply…ooohhhh no.

Ooooohhhh Noooooo.

By AP
Wednesday, February 10, 2010 at 1:53 p.m.

Read more: National, International, South Africa, Track and Field, South African Track and Field, Olympics, Caster Semenya

JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South Africa’s highest sports body has ordered an investigation into the finances and administration of the country’s track and field association after finding evidence that documents had been shredded or deleted from computers.

The national Olympic governing body took over Athletics South Africa last year and began probing the handling of 800-meter world champion Caster Semenya’s gender tests.

Tubby Reddy, chief executive of the Olympic organization, said on Wednesday that criminal charges could result from the probe.