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ASA boss Moloi outlines vision for federation
June 02, 2025
|Cape Argus
JAMES Moloi is ready to hit the ground running after retaining his position as president of Athletics South Africa (ASA) at the national federation's quadrennial general meeting in Kempton Park, Ekurhuleni, on Saturday.
Moloi received the majority of votes from ASA members and will now lead the association for a second four-year term. Among his challengers was former president Aleck Skhosana.
"I'm thankful for the support shown by the council, which shows that we've done well over the last four years, and now I'm going to do my level best to uplift the sport even further and bring more events to South Africa," Moloi said afterwards.
He immediately outlined several key focus areas for himself and the new board, including stabilising the federation administratively and attracting more sponsors to the sport.
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