CSA sent a letter to Moroe last month notifying him of its intention to terminate his contract for “cause”.
Moroe’s legal representative Michael Motsoeneng Bill told TimesLive on Thursday they were approaching the Labour Court at 5pm as they felt the process was unlawful.
On August 12‚ TimesLive reported that Moroe planned to file papers at the High Court in an attempt to prevent the organisation from hauling him in front of the board on August 13. Former CSA president Chris Nenzani told the sports portfolio committee in June that the report was going to be ready by the end of that month.
Last week‚ CSA’s acting president Beresford Williams told parliament a forensic audit and investigation report into board and management practices at the ailing organisation is not ready to be presented to the sport‚ arts and culture portfolio committee.“We got an abridged version of the report‚ one that told us about our client and targeted at him and not the one that deals with CSA‚” Bill said.
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