JOHANNESBURG - Sports Minister Nathi Mthethwa will this week ban Cricket South Africa from being the authority that runs the sport in country after the organisation’s provincial presidents failed to vote for the necessary amendments to allow a restructuring of CSA’s administration.In a statement early Sunday morning, Mthethwa described the CSA Members Council’s - the most powerful authority in the organisation, comprising 14 presidents - decision as disappointing.
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sport Apartheid all over due to ego, greed, arrogance and stupidity. This is a strategic way to loot CSA and end up like Zim. arrestnathi
sport Never Mixed Politic with Sport for heaven sake!
sport Awesome.
sport NathiMthethwaSA ban rugby, swimming SA and netball South Africa too my minister, don’t forget to rename Pretoria and Potchefstroom! You must run for the president you know 🤔
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