DA urge SASCOC to investigate CSA's transformation chairperson

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DA urge SASCOC to investigate CSA's transformation chairperson

The DA Deputy Shadow Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture William Faber urged SASCOC to probe Dr Kula-Ameyaw in response to "worrying reports that the transformation committee at CSA wants to have a say in team selection."

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