November 3 - The South African team will be based in Twickenham for their pre-Olympic training camps

The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) put together a task team in July

These facilities will help South African athletes train and prepare well for the London Games."

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October 31 - Leonard Chuene, the President of Athletics South Africa (ASA), has been ordered to apologise

  It later emerged that Chuene and the ASA knew that gender testing had been conducted in South

Africa before Semenya's win, but they nevertheless entered her in the competition.

  The ANC have condemned Chuene and the ASA, saying they "intentionally deceived South

not disclose their role in the process and in sanctioning the gender verification tests conducted in South

Africa.

October 31 - Leonard Chuene, the President of Athletics South Africa (ASA), has been ordered to apologise

  It later emerged that Chuene and the ASA knew that gender testing had been conducted in South

Africa before Semenya's win, but they nevertheless entered her in the competition.

  The ANC have condemned Chuene and the ASA, saying they "intentionally deceived South

not disclose their role in the process and in sanctioning the gender verification tests conducted in South

Africa.

October 31 - Leonard Chuene, the President of Athletics South Africa (ASA), has been ordered to apologise

  It later emerged that Chuene and the ASA knew that gender testing had been conducted in South

Africa before Semenya's win, but they nevertheless entered her in the competition.

  The ANC have condemned Chuene and the ASA, saying they "intentionally deceived South

not disclose their role in the process and in sanctioning the gender verification tests conducted in South

Africa.

October 29 - Athletics South Africa (ASA), already under fire for its handling over the Caster Semenya

  Reddy said: "Athletics South Africa can continue with its fabrications.

Africa to engage with us.

  Komphela said: "Sascoc is running a campaign against Athletics South Africa.

Africa buoyed for London 2012 by Berlin success May 2009: South Africa identifies talent for London

2012 March 2009: South Africa out to show in 2012 it's not a banana republic  

October 29 - Athletics South Africa (ASA), already under fire for its handling over the Caster Semenya

  Reddy said: "Athletics South Africa can continue with its fabrications.

Africa to engage with us.

  Komphela said: "Sascoc is running a campaign against Athletics South Africa.

Africa buoyed for London 2012 by Berlin success May 2009: South Africa identifies talent for London

2012 March 2009: South Africa out to show in 2012 it's not a banana republic  

October 29 - Athletics South Africa (ASA), already under fire for its handling over the Caster Semenya

  Reddy said: "Athletics South Africa can continue with its fabrications.

Africa to engage with us.

  Komphela said: "Sascoc is running a campaign against Athletics South Africa.

Africa buoyed for London 2012 by Berlin success May 2009: South Africa identifies talent for London

2012 March 2009: South Africa out to show in 2012 it's not a banana republic  

October 26 - South Africa's opposition party has demanded that Butana Komphela (pictured), chairman of

  "It is reported that the document compiled by Athletics South Africa (ASA) team doctor Harold

  He said: "This is the equivalent of [South African coach] Pieter de Villiers phoning

"     Related stories October 2009: South Africans demanding apology from Diack over

October 26 - South Africa's opposition party has demanded that Butana Komphela (pictured), chairman of

  "It is reported that the document compiled by Athletics South Africa (ASA) team doctor Harold

  He said: "This is the equivalent of [South African coach] Pieter de Villiers phoning

"     Related stories October 2009: South Africans demanding apology from Diack over

October 26 - South Africa's opposition party has demanded that Butana Komphela (pictured), chairman of

  "It is reported that the document compiled by Athletics South Africa (ASA) team doctor Harold

  He said: "This is the equivalent of [South African coach] Pieter de Villiers phoning

"     Related stories October 2009: South Africans demanding apology from Diack over

October 25 - Softball is planning to rebrand with a new logo and a revamped website as it begins to come to terms with its failure to win back its place in the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

  South Africa's Guillo Marapjane and Botswana's Marumo Morule were elected as vice-presidents

for Africa, E.T.

Athletics Federations (IAAF), must apologise to world 800 metres champion Caster Semenya before the South

   Butana Komphela, the South African Sports and Recreation Portfolio Committee chairman

Africa" before any discussions on the issue could take place.

Africa along racial lines but cancelled at the last moment.

Africa].

Africa in Pretoria on August 7, Davies said.

Athletics Federations (IAAF), must apologise to world 800 metres champion Caster Semenya before the South

   Butana Komphela, the South African Sports and Recreation Portfolio Committee chairman

Africa" before any discussions on the issue could take place.

Africa along racial lines but cancelled at the last moment.

Africa].

Africa in Pretoria on August 7, Davies said.

Athletics Federations (IAAF), must apologise to world 800 metres champion Caster Semenya before the South

  Butana Komphela, the South African Sports and Recreation Portfolio Committee chairman

Africa" before any discussions on the issue could take place.

Africa along racial lines but cancelled at the last moment.

Africa].

Africa in Pretoria on August 7, Davies said.

By Tom Degun   October 23 - Coca-Cola will not block plans by London 2012 to let spectators attending the Olympics bring in their own drinks to venues despite its own multi-million pound sponsorship of the Games.

  At the Cricket World Cup in South Africa in 2003, for example, stewards searched fans' cool-boxes