The Social Justice and Nation Building hearings may be on a three week break, but that doesn’t mean the work stops for the Ombudsman, Adv Dumisa Ntsebeza, and his assistants. SJN SJNHearings By shockerhess IOLSport
Thirty years after Nelson Mandela’s release from prison, and 27 years - the time he spent in jail - since South Africa’s first democratic election, this country continues to suffer with racial and gender bias.
Those corporations and people should ask themselves the following; What if we did an exercise like the SJN, looking at ourselves? What would it reveal? Cricket SA itself, will be making a submission. Certainly the new Board of Directors is under pressure, much of which they didn’t bring upon themselves. They will have to answer for decisions made by their predecessors, while also being cognisant that they need to map a way forward for South African cricket that must include implementing the recommendations that Ntsebeza will make in his final report.
They will be better equipped by reading the Nicholson report and the Fundudzi Forensic report, to give them a perspective on South African cricket that will enable them to make better inquiries during the next round of hearings.
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