JOHANNESBURG - Nine months after its rather strange launch at Olympic House in Johannesburg, Cricket SA’s Social Justice and Nation building project will get down to some actual work at the start of May, with ombudsman Dumisa Ntsebeza stating that he would “act decisively” in dealing with racial discrimination within the sport.
In the meanwhile, Ntsebeza has been given six months to get to grips with the initiative. A wide variety of people from players, to coaches, administrators and sponsors will engage with Ntsebeza, a renowned lawyer who served as a commissioner on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Cricket SA Interim Board has also tasked the Ntsebeza with investigating how women “can be brought into the cricket mainstream at all levels as soon as possible,” and also how government, NGOs and the private sector can assist youngsters from historically disadvantaged communities to gain closer access to the sport.
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