The sprinter has to wait a year longer to realise his dream of winning gold in Tokyo to make up for narrowly missing out on the podium in Doha

Bankruptcy? Quarantine centres? SA’s sporting bodies are facing their greatest-ever challenge

With Caster Semenya out of the running, can other leading athletes deliver on the nation’s high expectations?

Sports minister urges South Africans to support Caster Semenya against ‘discriminatory’ rules

​Presidents from Athletics South Africa and the IAAF met to discuss their positions on the latter’s new eligibility regulations

The new rule, which will become active from November 1 this year, directly impacts South Africa’s double Olympic gold medallist Caster Semenya

She seems a shoo-in to clinch the 800m gold in Rio. But the only certainty is yet more controversy.

President Jacob Zuma says SA has lost a true hero and disciplined athlete in Mbulaeni Mulaudzi, who died in a car crash on Friday.

Financially crippled ASA has been asked to reassess the team selected for the African Championships, less than two weeks before the event.

Instead of starting afresh with this weekend’s leadership elections, most of the candidates put forward have a tarnished history. Denial is rife.

After three years of bannings, power struggles, suspensions and restructuring, Athletics South Africa is still a mess.

Athletics South Africa has appointed a seven-member ad hoc committee to run the sport for the next three months.

An ASA palace coup finds itself on the wrong side of the IAAF and with no local sports authorities rushing out to support it.

Despite efforts by Athletics SA to obtain an exemption, Caster Semenya will not be part of a 27-member team at the IAAF World Championships in Moscow.

Sascoc’s decision to suspend ASA is all about positions and egos, angry sportspeople claim.

South Africa’s athletes will attend the world championships in Moscow, despite the country’s Olympic committee cutting ties with Athletics SA.

The country’s elite athletes will be affected most, says ASA president James Evans after the federation was suspended from the Olympic movement.

Athletics South Africa has been placed under administration for the second time in less than four years, Sascoc has said.

South Africa must appoint a national coach and develop grassroots performance if we hope to compete internationally, writes Richard Mayer.

The national team has been lauded by Athletics South Africa for overcoming poor conditions to finish third at the African Championships in Benin.