Like so many victims of domestic and gender-based violence, the star Kenyan road runner was killed in her home, robbing her of what seemed like a rosy future in world athletics
The pause means she is free to compete in any event without the need for testosterone regulation and monitoring.
IAAF Anti-Doping Director Gabriel Dolle, leaves his position under suspicions of colluding in a case of doping.
A doyenne of South African athletics is caught up in a David and 
Goliath battle over the ASA’s 2009 Caster Semenya debacle.
Sport is not a level playing field. If some athletes have "better" hormones, then surely that’s the same as having better genes, asks Sam Murphy.
Having felled the ruling that his ‘legs’ give him an unfair advantage, Oscar Pistorius is going for gold.
South Africa will bid to host the 2022 Commonwealth Games and also look to stage the 2017 World Games, Sascoc has announced.
Caster Semenya’s future could become clearer on Thursday when she holds a news conference to discuss the "outcomes" of her gender dispute.
Athletics stakeholders are upset that the cricket administrator’s tenure at ASA has been extended. <em>Phathisani Moyo </em>reports.
Caster Semenya should be allowed to compete immediately in female events, her lawyers said on Wednesday.
Caster Semenya has pencilled June 24 as the date for her return to the track, after almost a year on the sidelines following her gender controversy.
Caster Semenya’s lawyers say they will do whatever is necessary to ensure the world 800m champion can compete without restriction this season.
Caster Semenya, the world 800m champion, on Wednesday claimed she would return to competition this season and accused the IAAF of damaging her career.
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/ 15 January 2010
After some confusion Sascoc has made it clear that athlete Caster Semenya can’t compete locally until a final decisions is made on her gender tests.
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/ 11 October 2009
World track and field’s governing body will begin the process of agreeing the definition of a woman in an athletics context next week.
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/ 13 January 2008
All Oscar Pistorius wants is a shot at the Olympics. But such a simple wish has turned into a contentious issue that is dividing sports fans and professors alike — even half a world away from the South African practice tracks where the double-amputee sprinter dreams of running on his artificial blades in Beijing.