JAMES MOLOI
Athletics SA boss welcomes Minister Gayton McKenzie decision to launch forensic investigation
Athletics South Africa (ASA) president James Moloi has welcomed the forensic investigation initiated by the Minister of Sports, Arts, and Culture Gayton McKenzie into allegations of irregular credit card spending.
James Moloi has been re-elected as president of Athletics South Africa
Athletics South Africa (ASA) president James Moloi has been re-elected to lead the national federation after defeating former president Aleck Skhosana in a two-way contest held at the Southern Sun Hotel in Johannesburg on Saturday.
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.
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.
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.
Athletics SA boss James Moloi thrilled ahead of National Championships
Athletics South Africa (ASA) president James Moloi says he’s eager to witness who will emerge as the new national 100m champion in the absence of Akani Simbine at the National Senior Championships starting today at the Puk McArthur Stadium in Potchefstroom.
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