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Bathurst seeks postponement of 2021 World Athletics Cross Country Championships amidst COVID-19 measures

  • Athletics

Bathurst, in Australia, host of next year’s World Athletics Cross Country Championships, has requested a postponement from the current scheduled date of March 20 because of travel restrictions currently in place during the COVID-19 pandemic.

protected windows mean that the National Federations in Europe, North America and Caribbean and Northern Africa

Global Calendar Unit is working on similar suitable arrangements with Asia, South America, Southern Africa


INF postpones 2021 Netball World Youth Cup due to coronavirus

  • Non-Olympic Sports

The International Netball Federation (INF) has postponed the 2021 Netball World Youth Cup due to the COVID-19 crisis.

of eight editions of the competition to date.The INF had been forced to cancel qualifying events in Africa


International Judo Federation announces mask partnership with Ippon Gear

  • Judo

The International Judo Federation (IJF) has teamed-up with clothing company Ippon Gear to launch a range of face masks.

where IJF development programmes take place.In addition, the company is supporting the IJF's Masks for Africa

offered a donation of €1,000 (£907/$1,170), enough for an additional 1,000 masks.To date, Masks for Africa



Original Coubertin drawing of Olympic rings sells for €185,000 at auction

  • Collecting and Heritage News

An original drawing of the Olympic rings sketched by Baron Pierre de Coubertin sold for €185,000 (£169,000/$216,000) at an auction in Cannes today.

green and red on a white field.It is believed he intended the rings to represent the five continents of Africa



Nike announces shake-up of senior management

  • News

Oregon-based Nike has served notice of impending job cuts that it says are expected to result in pre-tax "employee termination costs" of some $200 million (£154 million/€168 million) to $250 million (£192.5 million/€210 million).

two geographic regions: Carl Grebert becomes vice-president, general manager Europe, Middle East and Africa


Zimbabwe's first Olympic gold and the forgotten hockey fairytale of 1980

  • The Big Read

In 1980, there were two hockey shocks at the Olympics. In February, an unfancied team of American college players beat the Soviets en route to ice hockey gold at the Winter Games in Lake Placid. They called it the 'Miracle on Ice'. Their story inspired a movie. Few could have imagined there would be an even greater sensation on the hockey field that summer in Moscow.

against the Rhodesian National Olympic Committee (NOC) were very similar to those which had seen South Africa

excluded from the Olympic Movement in 1970.Abraham Ordia, President of the Supreme Council for Sport in Africa

Stewart was an experienced player who had won representative honours with South Africa."

stood me in good stead and it taught me how to fight to the top and never give up," she told Forbes Africa

65.She had been a teacher and then sports administrator at the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa



World Surf League confirm cancellation of season and plans for 2021

  • Surfing

World Surf League (WSL) has confirmed the cancellation of its Championship Tour and qualifying series due to the coronavirus pandemic, while outlining plans for the 2021 season.

a WSL event in Saquarema during May, with California and Indonesia set to host events in June.South Africa


Original Pierre de Coubertin drawing of Olympic rings to be auctioned

  • Collecting and Heritage News

An original drawing of the Olympic rings sketched by Baron Pierre de Coubertin is set to go up for auction in Cannes next Sunday (July 26) and is estimated to sell for as much as €100,000 (£91,000/$114,000).

green and red on a white field.It is believed he intended the rings to represent the five continents of Africa


Rolland to step down from World Rugby role at end of July

  • Rugby Sevens

Alain Rolland is to step down from his role as World Rugby's 15s high performance match official manager at the end of this month.

The Irishman refereed the final of the 2007 Rugby World Cup between South Africa and England ©Getty ImagesRolland



Gender and continental quotas for BWF Council approved at AGM

  • Badminton

Proposals introducing gender and continental quotas for representation on the Badminton World Federation (BWF) Council have been approved during the body's Annual General Meeting (AGM) today.

configuration; 10 Asian representatives, nine from Europe, three from the Americas, three representing Africa