ATHLETICS SOUTH AFRICA

Athletics South Africa (ASA) President James Moloi

Central Gauteng Athletics withdraws nomination list from ASA elections

Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) has withdrawn its entire nomination list from the upcoming Athletics South Africa (ASA) elections, SABC Sport can confirm.

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - APRIL 20: Hendrick Mokganyetsi (Chairperson of ASA Athletes Commission) during the ASA Senior Track & Field National Championships press conference at Green Point At

Hendrick Mokganyetsi is seeking a second term on the Athletes Commission

Three-time 400m Olympian Hendrick Mokganyetsi is bidding for a second term as Chairperson of the Athletics South Africa Athletes Commission.

Sascoc President Barry Hendricks

SASCOC president insists there is no crisis at Athletics South Africa ahead of the upcoming elections

SASCOC president Barry Hendricks has dismissed claims of a leadership crisis at Athletics South Africa (ASA), despite the federation’s failure to maintain its CIPC registration and operational status.

Athletics South Africa (ASA) President James Moloi

James Moloi notes unfinished business as Athletics SA president

With less than two weeks to go until the Athletics South Africa elections, current president James Moloi says his work at the helm of the federation is far from over.

James Moloi during the 2024 SPAR Grand Prix Awards at Red Roman Shed on November 05, 2024 in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Five candidates set to contest the Athletics South Africa presidency

SABC Sport can confirm that five candidates will contest the Athletics South Africa (ASA) presidency on 31 May at the Southern Sun Hotel in Johannesburg, in what is shaping up to be the most competitive ASA election to date.

Former Athletics SA president Aleck Skhosana

Aleck Skhosana indicates intention to rescue Athletics South Africa

Former Athletics South Africa president Aleck Skhosana has announced his intention to run for a third term in the upcoming elections, pointing out his interest in saving the ailing organisation.