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Cricket South Africa Banned by Sports Minister From Hosting International Events
Cricket South Africa, along with other sporting associations like Rugby, Athletics and Netball have been banned by Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula for failing to create enough opportunities for black players.
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South Africa Says $10 Million Payment was 'Above Board'
Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula launched a passionate defence of South Africa's hosting of the FIFA World Cup in 2010, which is widely cherished as a moment of national pride as it became the first African country to host the event.
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Weeping South Africans Say Goodbye to Slain Captain Senzo Meyiwa
Thousands of weeping South Africans wearing red or black soccer jerseys said farewell to murdered national team goalkeeper and captain Senzo Meyiwa at a packed stadium in the Indian Ocean city of Durban on Saturday.
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No truth in 'rumours' of Graeme Smith resigning as captain, says Cricket South Africa
Minister of Sport and Recreation South Africa Fikile Mbalula, ascribed the comments which started after the ongoing first Test against India in Johannesburg to "malicious people" bent on derailing the process of transforming sport in South Africa.
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South African Cricketers Association sets deadline for implementation of Nicholson report
Nicholson Inquiry was instituted by Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula in the wake of internal wrangling at CSA, for almost two years, over IPL 2 bonuses that now sacked Chief Executive Gerald Majola paid irregularly to himself and other senior CSA staff.
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Cricket South Africa in turmoil again after former president Norman Arendse wins case
Norman Arendse stepped down as CSA president after a vote of no confidence on him two years ago, but wanted to return as CSA implements transformation plans recommended by Nicholson inquiry instituted by Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula last year.
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Cricket South Africa chief resigns suddenly
The acting chief executive of Cricket South Africa (CSA), Jacques Faul, has tendered his resignation barely four months after Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula appointed him to restructure the embattled organisation.
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Gerald Majola asked to repay IPL bonus of 2 million rands
Suspended Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola will have to repay the almost two million rands that he paid himself as bonus during the 2009 IPL here without informing the CSA Board, Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula has stated.
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Judge to probe South African bonus scandal
South African sports minister Fikile Mbalula will this week name a retired judge to probe a bonus scandal that has tainted the national cricket body for more than a year.
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CSA chief Majola in dock again over IPL bonuses
The allegations of irregularities around the bonuses paid to Cricket South Africa chief executive Gerald Majola for the IPL II hosted in the country in 2009 will come under the scanner again on Saturday when Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula meets the CSA Board.
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Graeme Smith told to stay out of politics
South African Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula has cautioned Proteas skipper Graeme Smith to stay out of politics and concentrate on cricket instead.
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Cricket South Africa Banned by Sports Minister From Hosting International Events
Cricket South Africa, along with other sporting associations like Rugby, Athletics and Netball have been banned by Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula for failing to create enough opportunities for black players.
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South Africa Says $10 Million Payment was 'Above Board'
Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula launched a passionate defence of South Africa's hosting of the FIFA World Cup in 2010, which is widely cherished as a moment of national pride as it became the first African country to host the event.
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Weeping South Africans Say Goodbye to Slain Captain Senzo Meyiwa
Thousands of weeping South Africans wearing red or black soccer jerseys said farewell to murdered national team goalkeeper and captain Senzo Meyiwa at a packed stadium in the Indian Ocean city of Durban on Saturday.
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No truth in 'rumours' of Graeme Smith resigning as captain, says Cricket South Africa
Minister of Sport and Recreation South Africa Fikile Mbalula, ascribed the comments which started after the ongoing first Test against India in Johannesburg to "malicious people" bent on derailing the process of transforming sport in South Africa.
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South African Cricketers Association sets deadline for implementation of Nicholson report
Nicholson Inquiry was instituted by Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula in the wake of internal wrangling at CSA, for almost two years, over IPL 2 bonuses that now sacked Chief Executive Gerald Majola paid irregularly to himself and other senior CSA staff.
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Cricket South Africa in turmoil again after former president Norman Arendse wins case
Norman Arendse stepped down as CSA president after a vote of no confidence on him two years ago, but wanted to return as CSA implements transformation plans recommended by Nicholson inquiry instituted by Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula last year.
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Cricket South Africa chief resigns suddenly
The acting chief executive of Cricket South Africa (CSA), Jacques Faul, has tendered his resignation barely four months after Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula appointed him to restructure the embattled organisation.
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Gerald Majola asked to repay IPL bonus of 2 million rands
Suspended Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola will have to repay the almost two million rands that he paid himself as bonus during the 2009 IPL here without informing the CSA Board, Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula has stated.
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Judge to probe South African bonus scandal
South African sports minister Fikile Mbalula will this week name a retired judge to probe a bonus scandal that has tainted the national cricket body for more than a year.
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CSA chief Majola in dock again over IPL bonuses
The allegations of irregularities around the bonuses paid to Cricket South Africa chief executive Gerald Majola for the IPL II hosted in the country in 2009 will come under the scanner again on Saturday when Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula meets the CSA Board.
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Graeme Smith told to stay out of politics
South African Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula has cautioned Proteas skipper Graeme Smith to stay out of politics and concentrate on cricket instead.
