Next Saturday's CSA is scheduled to hold its AGM where a number of critical posts are supposed to be filled. But whether it will even go ahead as planned is something that will only be determined over the next few days | By shockerhess IOLsport
JOHANNESURG - Next Saturday Cricket South Africa is scheduled to hold its Annual General Meeting where a number of critical posts are supposed to be filled.
“I am quite surprised that nobody has, in the circumstances, raised the eligibility of him to stand for elections at a time when CSA publicly professes its support for the anti-violence campaign against women,” CGL president Anne Vilas wrote in a letter addressed to CSA’s Board, the organisation’s acting chief executive Kugandrie Govender and other representatives of CSA’s Members Council.
The same goes for Donovan May, who is running for the CSA presidency against Beresford Williams, Tebogo Siko from Northerns and Ben Dladla from KwaZulu-Natal, but doesn’t have support from his own union, Eastern Province. Kula-Ameyaw, and the three other candidates are the only names on the list of nominees for independent directors. The CGL lists individuals like Norman Arendse SC, Dr. Barney Pityana, Ilhaam Groenewald, and Steven Budlender SC among others who were submitted to CSA’s nominations committee to stand as independent directors. They were not put up as candidates, which the CGL says breaches CSA’s Memorandum of Incorporation.
The Bowman Gilfillan team further told the Members Council that some of the findings from the forensic investigation can be dealt with expeditiously, but others needed further investigation.
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