The SA Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee paid salaries to its 24 staff members on Tuesday‚ says acting CEO Ravi Govender.
Govender had told employees the organisation was waiting for a payment and promised them they would be paid by May 29 “or sooner”. That resulted in a revenue cut of R100m. To boot‚ the government has not made all the payments that were expected of it‚ such as covering the cost of sending a team to the 2019 African Games‚ a governmental showpiece.
The tightening of Sascoc’s purse strings has been seen as punishment for poor corporate governance in the previous decade‚ which culminated in a ministerial inquiry in 2018.
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