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Cricket South Africa gearing up for indaba

13 September 2013 By admin

Cricket South Africa. Photo: Logo

Cricket South Africa. Photo: Logo

Cricket South Africa (CSA) will be hosting an indaba in Johannesburg this weekend to review the progress of its transformation vision and to plan for the future so that the game can be sustainable and truly enjoyed by all South Africans.

“Transformation: ‘time to do the right thing’, will be the theme behind our indaba,” commented CSA President Chris Nenzani.

“We have always believed in doing the right thing with transformation being a strategic imperative to not only redress the past but also to ensure we can continue to grow the necessary capability to be world leaders.

“We should remind ourselves that it is also a constitutional imperative and we owe it to all the people of our country to make sure that the playing field is level for everyone.

“In the past we might have been policy compliant without achieving real transformation and the time has arrived for that to change.”

The indaba will focus on the following seven broad work streams:

• Governance
• Procurement of Goods/Services; appointment of staff
• Professional Cricket
• Amateur Cricket
• Funding
• Transformation legacy/history
• Selection of teams/appointment of officials

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