A court should consider a punitive costs order if Zuma’s counsel continues a ‘Stalingrad defence’
The former president has accused retired judge Chris Nicholson of putting a "judicial stamp of approval" on allegations against him.
Cricket South Africa has signed an agreement with the government to further implement the recommendations of the Nicholson inquiry.
Cricket South Africa chief executive Gerald Majola has been suspended by CSA’s board of directors.
Retired Judge Chris Nicholson says that Cricket South Africa administrators are corrupt and has also recommended that the Gerald Majola be suspended.
Acting Cricket South Africa president AK Khan and CSA audit and risk committee chairperson John Blair have resigned over the CSA bonus scandal.
CSA boss Gerald Majola has pleaded innocent after a ministerial inquiry recommended he be suspended and made to repay a R1.75-million bonus.
Cricket SA must adopt the recommendations of the Nicholson inquiry as a matter of urgency, says the SA Cricketers’ Association.
CSA chief Gerald Majola has been stumped by Judge Chris Nicholson’s findings of his inquiry into allegations of corruption and mismanagement.
Judge Chris Nicholson has recommended that Cricket South Africa head Gerald Majola’s bonus scandal be referred to the National Prosecuting Authority.
The sports ministry is due to receive a report on the three-month committee inquiry into Cricket South Africa.
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/ 20 January 2012
The sports ministry has confirmed the inquiry into Cricket SA will meet again next week to hear a submission from judge Mervyn King.
The Nicholson inquiry into the state of South African cricket has begun to show the sport is in a mess, despite the Proteas’ success on the field.
Ali Bacher’s appearance at Judge Nicholson’s probe into the state of CSA has elicited a burning question about the former cricket boss’s motives.
Former UCB CEO Ali Bacher has dismissed claims that his R5-million bonus at the end of his tenure was not approved by the former board.
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/ 16 January 2012
Cricket SA’s finance committee chairperson John Bester says CEO Gerald Majola’s bonuses should have been fully cleared by the board.
Former SA cricket chief Ali Bacher will explain the alleged payment of R5-million in bonuses when the Sports Ministry’s inquiry into cricket resumes.
Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola believes there is a conspiracy by ‘outside forces’ to oust him from the federation’s top job.
At times the ministerial committee hearings into the affairs of CSA seemed like an awful South African remake of <i>Rashomon</i>.
The CSA probe has been adjourned until January, when it will hear from more witnesses, including former cricket administrator Dr Ali Bacher.
CSA chief executive Gerald Majola broke down several times as he gave evidence to the ministerial committee on Tuesday.
The probe into Cricket SA’s finances is set to hear from two key figures in the saga this week: audit chair Colin Beggs and CEO Gerald Majola.
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/ 2 December 2011
A former chair of the Gauteng Cricket Board has told of the huge salary packages paid to CSA executives, saying grassroots cricket had been bled dry.
Retired judge Chris Nicholson’s sporting past makes him eminently suitable to chair the hearings into Cricket South Africa.
Former CSA chief operations officer Don McIntosh says he did not feel it necessary to clear a bonus payment with the CSA remuneration committee.
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/ 1 December 2011
Former CSA COO Don McIntosh has been grilled about bonuses in the ministerial inquiry into the CSA’s affairs.
A CSA official says submissions made by KPMG at a hearing on Cricket South Africa are inconsistent with an executive summary it compiled earlier.
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/ 25 November 2011
Former CSA president Mtutuzeli Nyoka has called for an investigation into the IPL bank accounts on the third day of evidence at the cricket hearing.
After barring journalists from attending the probe into Cricket SA, Judge Chris Nicholson has changed his mind and opened the inquiry to the media.
Mixed messages led to journalists being asked to leave the probe into the affairs of Cricket SA, despite invitations by the sports minister to attend.
Chris Nicholson says the inquiry into the financial affairs of Cricket South Africa may not be completed within the time frame requested.
The inquiry into the financial affairs of Cricket SA may not be completed within the time frame, Judge Chris Nicholson said on Sunday.