Road Forward

IOC President Jacques Rogge says sports leaders must fight against corruption to prevent the type of ethics scandal shaking football’s governing body FIFA.

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SASCOC, the Olympic governing body of South Africa, has accepted Cricket South Africa’s decision to undertake an independent enquiry into alleged financial irregularities.

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A high-powered International Olympic Committee delegation has left South Africa following a successful week-long visit to Durban, ahead of the 123rd IOC Session in the city in July. Durban will play host to the session in which the highlight will be the announcement of the hosts of the 2018 Winter Olympics. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s here.. the official logo for the all-important 123rd Session of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to be hosted by Durban, South Africa on 4-9 July.
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The 123rd International Olympic Committee (IOC) Session will be held in Durban from 4-9 July, 2011 and already an advance guard of IOC delegates have arrived in South Africa to prepare for the session.
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Sound sporting governance, an ever closer working relationship with the Department of Sport and Recreation and further developments in the Athletics South Africa matter were just three of the developments to emerge from SASCOC’s General Assembly meeting in East London on Saturday.

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Xoliswa Tom, Eastern Cape MEC for Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture on Friday urged the nation to use sport as a means of solving a multitude of the country’s problematic areas.

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A transformation charter which will apply to all sports organisations is being drawn up, Sport and Recreation Minister Fikile Mbalula said on Wednesday.

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Four-times silver medallist Frankie Fredericks laid the final roll of turf at London’s Olympic stadium on Tuesday as organisers said construction of the gleaming venue was complete ahead of schedule.

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Match fixing is now a bigger threat to the Olympic movement than drugs, according to International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge.

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