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SASCOC sets Rio 2016 medal target - 23 May 2013

Gideon Sam, president of the SA Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC), has announced that South Africa will be aiming for 16 medals at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.  read more

IAAF demands SASCOC answers to board suspension - 22 May 2013

The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) has called on the SA Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) to explain why it suspended the board of Athletics SA (ASA). read more

SASCOC in Swimming SA donation - 22 May 2013

The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) is set to donate R435,200 to Swimming South Africa’s budget to help fund SA swimmers’ participation in July’s FINA World Championships in Barcelona. read more

African Olympic bid likely says IOC candidate - 21 May 2013

Vice-president of the Singaporean International Olympic Committee (IOC), Ng Ser Miang, who is campaigning to succeed Jacques Rogge as president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), has said he expects an Olympic Games bid from an African city in the near future.  read more

CSA dismisses CEO speculation - 20 May 2013

Cricket South Africa (CSA) has dismissed rumours that that the new CEO of the organisation has already been chosen, following speculation that former International Cricket Board (ICC) CEO, Haroon Lorgat, was being lined up for the role. read more

Majavu hopeful of ASA turnaround - 20 May 2013

Zola Majavu, the administrator of Athletics SA (ASA) has said the governing body is beginning to recover now that he has full control of its banking accounts.  read more

Athletics Provinces call for crisis meeting - 17 May 2013

Several of Athletics SA’s (ASA) provincial members have called for a special general meeting in order to regain control of the sport. Four provinces have requested that Zola Majavu, the appointed administrator at ASA, set up a meeting to discuss a shift of power in the country’s Athletics governance.  read more

Nedbank Cup final sells out in days - 17 May 2013

Tickets for this month’s Nedbank Cup final have sold out, just days after they went on sale. read more

Lorgat emerges as CSA CEO favourite - 16 May 2013

Former International Cricket Council (ICC) CEO, Haroon Lorgat, has emerged as one of the favourites to take over as the new CEO of Cricket South Africa (CSA).  read more

Proteas tour of Sri Lanka confirmed - 16 May 2013

The CSA has confirmed that the Proteas will play five One Day Internationals and three Twenty20 matches during the tour to Sri Lanka in July and August.  read more

ECB securing over R4.6bn broadcast rights - 16 May 2013

As England begin their summer of cricket today at Lords, commercial director of the England & Wales Cricket Board, John Perera, gives SportIndustry.biz an insight into the significant boost of broadcast revenue into the governing body’s revenue – and the ongoing impact of the growing Indian marketplace. read more

SA Surfing event receives ASP support - 15 May 2013

The Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) has given its official support to the Jeffreys Bay Open of Surfing presented by Billabong, meaning the event will likely attract surfers from around the world.  read more

FIFA in Sao Paulo stadium warning - 15 May 2013

FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke has warned that continued delays in the construction of stadiums in Sao Paulo could result in the city being denied hosting rights to 2014 World Cup matches. read more

SA hockey appoints head coach - 14 May 2013

Charlie Pereira has been named as the head coach of the South Africa men’s hockey team, the South Africa Hockey Association announced this week.  read more

WADA considers new anti-doping code - 14 May 2013

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is considering new regulations to toughen the controls on drug cheats in sport. read more

Sam warns of ASA liquidation threat - 13 May 2013

Gideon Sam, president of the SA Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC), has stated that only a ‘good samaritan’ willing to invest large sums will be able to save Athletics SA’s (ASA) from its current financial predicament. read more

Liverpool FC disappointed by PSL decision - 13 May 2013

Officials from both Ajax Cape Town and Liverpool FC have expressed their disappointment over the decision by the Premier Soccer League (PSL) to not allow the teams to face each other on 21st May.  read more

CSA denies Proteas decision panic - 13 May 2013

Cricket South Africa (CSA) has denied that its decision to appoint a new head coach of the Proteas 24 hours after Gary Kirsten resigned was not a ‘panic’ decision. read more

Players demand IRB changes schedule - 13 May 2013

Rob Nichol, head of the New Zealand Rugby Players Association, has warned that senior players could take strike action in their campaign to implement a schedule with fewer matches. read more

SARU plans 2023 Rugby World Cup bid - 10 May 2013

Jurie Roux, CEO of the South African Rugby Union, has said the governing body has plans to bid to host the 2023 Rugby World Cup.  read more

PSL denies sponsor interference - 10 May 2013

The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has denied sponsors interfered in its decision to disallow Ajax Cape Town to play Liverpool FC on 21st May. read more

Australian Rugby CEO in financial warning - 09 May 2013

Bill Pulver, CEO of the Australian Rugby Union (ARU) has warned that players will have to accept smaller contracts to play for the Wallabies due to the ARU’s difficult financial situation.  read more

Ajax 'denied chance' to face Liverpool by PSL - 08 May 2013

The proposed match between Ajax Cape Town and Liverpool FC is to be cancelled by the Premier Soccer League (PSL) according to media reports. read more

TSA CEO confident of Soweto Open future - 08 May 2013

Ian Smith, CEO of Tennis SA (TSA) has said he is confident that the Soweto Open will go ahead next year. read more

SAFA in CAF complaint over Congo match - 08 May 2013

The South African Football Association (SAFA) has said it will complain to the Confederation of African Football over the treatment of the Orlando Pirates during its trip to Congo to play TP Mazembe.  read more

IRB chief says RWC 2015 schedule is fair - 03 May 2013

Brett Gosper, chief executive of the International Rugby Board (IRB) has stated that the 2015 Rugby World Cup match schedule is fair following the announcement of the tournament details this week. read more

Blatter considers another term - 03 May 2013

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has suggested he may stand for another term at the helm of football’s governing body during a speech to the Asian Football Confederation Congress (AFC) in Kuala Lumpur. read more

Havelange resigns after betting scandal - 01 May 2013

Joao Havelange has resigned as Honorary President of FIFA after he was found guilty of taking bribes, while his successor as head of football’s governing body, Sepp Blatter, was cleared of breaking any ethics rules – with his handling of the situation described as ‘clumsy’. read more

SAFA launches Youth development plans - 30 Apr 2013

The South African Football Association (SAFA) has launched two new junior leagues, using funding from the 2010 FIFA World Cup Legacy Trust. read more

BMX Champs receives UCI status - 30 Apr 2013

Cycling SA’s BMX Commission has announced that the BMX National Championships, to be held on 22nd September 2013, will carry UCI status read more

Norman calls for drug controls - 29 Apr 2013

Greg Norman has criticised golf’s anti-doping controls, insisting that the sport needs to introduce blood testing in order to catch those using performance enhancing drugs. read more

SANZAR USA expansion ‘inevitable’ - 23 Apr 2013

Chief executive of the New Zealand Rugby Union Steve Tew has said that a league featuring professional rugby teams from the United States involving teams from South Africa, Australia and New Zealand is inevitable.  read more

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