A number of National Sport Organizations will use Olympic Day to create awareness about their sport, programs and National athletes.
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CONFIDENCE BOOST FOR PAN-AMERICAN SPORTS WOMEN LEADERS AS FORUM CONCLUDES IN PERU
FROM 28 TO 30 NOVEMBER, OVER 100 PARTICIPANTS FROM ALL 41 NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEES (NOCS) IN THE AMERICAS TOOK PART IN A FORUM AIMED AT EMPOWERING AND TRAINING WOMEN WORKING IN SPORT AND THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT TO EXCEL AS LEADERS.
Former Fifa president Havelange dies
Joao Havelange, the divisive former president of world football’s governing body Fifa, has died today (Tuesday) at the age of 100.
IOC threaten suspension of National Olympic Committee of Kenya if sporting row not "rectified without delays"
"Protective measures" have been threatened by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) if "immediate action" is not taken to rectify the row between sporting and Governmental authorities in Kenya.
Gayelle stays on air Cable provider Flow covers $1m debt:
GAYELLE TV announced yesterday that it is still open for broadcast after being pulled out of a $1 million hole by Flow Trinidad, one of the cable providers that stream the local content channel.
Coe admits "potential" for TUEs to be exploited but defends IAAF system
International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) President Sebastian Coe has admitted there is the "potential" for athletes to exploit the Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) system after confidential medical information from a host of competitors was made public following a series of cyber-attacks.