As Sascoc announced the suspension of Leonard Chuene and the ASA board, Lucky Sindane reports on internal corruption at the athletics body involving its events manager
Early this week the electricity supply to ASA's offices was cut off, owing to overdue bills. The Mail & Guardian understands that as of last week its bank balance stood at R2 000.
An investigation by the M&G can reveal that Mlangeni-Tsholetsane is the director of Sequel Experience, a company that has been operating since 2007 and does business with the athletics federation.
Sequel Experience sends bulk cellphone messages to a database of about 15000 athletes, updating them on coming events.
The M&G understands that Mlangeni-Tsholetsane's company has been paid close to R600 000 for services rendered in the 2009 season. ASA insiders say that for the Soweto Marathon alone, her company benefited to the tune of about R100 000.
