Sascoc wants clarity on Semenya?s future 
Semenya has not raced since she won the women?s 800 world title in Berlin last year and Sascoc felt the pending decision on her was taking too long. Click here to read the article
Sascoc wants clarity on Semenya?s future
South Africa's Olympic body, Sascoc, said on Sunday it would force the IAAF to speed up its decision on Caster Semenya?s athletic future if her suspension dragged on for too long.
Semenya has not raced since she won the women?s 800 world title in Berlin last year and Sascoc felt the pending decision on her was taking too long.
Click here to read the article
Semenya has not raced since she won the women?s 800 world title in Berlin last year and Sascoc felt the pending decision on her was taking too long. Click here to read the article
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