CEO’s Chair

The race to be 100% ready for this year’s Olympic Games in London continues to gather pace – and quickly too.

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While we always realised what an enormous task it is to deliver a well-prepared team to the Olympic Games we are constantly being reminded just how much hard work and effort this takes. It’s a huge responsibility but we are giving it absolutely all of our attention.

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An exciting era for us here at Olympic House has just begun. As you are no doubt aware we are now less than 200 days away from the earth’s biggest multi-coded sport extravaganza – the 2012 London Olympics and thereafter the world stage for athletes with disability, the 2012 London Paralympic Games.

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We are into the last month of 2011 but it’s been yet another busy time here at Olympic House.

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Our President, Mr Gideon Sam and I have just returned from a most exciting time in the Caribbean and here at SASCOC we are absolutely delighted at our President’s appointment as one of the two Vice-Presidents of the Commonwealth Games Federation.

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We’ve just completed a very successful media conference here at Olympic House where we updated our progress to next year’s London Olympics and it was most encouraging to see the positive turn out by our various media personnel.

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Less than two months to go before Christmas but there’s not been much time to think of the festive season here at SASCOC.

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It was heartbreaking to see the Springboks being beaten by Australia in the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.

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It was heartbreaking to see the Springboks being beaten by Australia in the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.

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So here we are at the 10th All Africa Games in Maputo, Mozambique and I must say I’m very impressed with what I’ve seen so far.

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