Athletics South Africa apologises to Semenya

Caster Semenya has received an unconditional apology from Athletics South Africa for their role in the row regarding the athlete's gender.

Thu, 05 Nov, 2009 - 13:41

Caster Semenya has received an unconditional apology from Athletics South Africa for their role in the row regarding the athlete's gender.

Athletics South Africa (ASA) president Leonard Chuene, the board of ASA and its members have been suspended by South Africa's Olympic governing body pending a disciplinary investigation into the affair.

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Courts Athletics Heathrow Place: Berlin Person: Semenya Person: Caster Semenya Person: Leonard Chuene Person: Ray Mali Event: Olympic Organisation: Athletics South Africa Organisation: Athletics South Africa (Organisation: ASA)Organisation: ASA Organisation: South Africa Organisation: IAAF Organisation: African National Congress Organisation: ANC Organisation: SASCOC

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