Semenya, who has spent years trying to get the new IAAF regulations thrown out, will compete at the Diamond League meeting in Doha against 2016 Olympic silver medallist Francine Niyonsaba – who recently revealed she had similar difference in sexual development (DSD) characteristics to the South African.
Demonstrators have clashed with police on the streets of the Venezuelan capital since 1 May 2019 after opposition leader Juan Guaido’s call on the military to rise up against President Nicolas Maduro.
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Liverpool can return to the top of the table if they beat Newcastle United on Saturday but will only be in pole position to clinch the league title on 12 May if Rodgers’ Leicester can claim a point or better at the Etihad Stadium.
Trust and satisfaction with service delivery among residents in big metros is decreasing, according to the results of the latest South African Citizen Satisfaction Index Citizen Satisfaction Index.
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On Thursday, the Constitutional Court found the applicants failed to show urgency in the matter, which was dismissed by the Western Cape High Court in April.
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Caster Semenya on Wednesday lost a court challenge against IAAF rules forcing women with elevated levels of testosterone to take suppressive treatment if they wish to compete as females in certain events.
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In a landmark ruling, the Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld the IAAF regulations which require women like Caster Semenya to take medically-prescribed drugs to lower their testosterone levels or be kicked out of competitions.
Liverpool, who were beaten 3-1 in last year’s final by Real Madrid, played far better than the scoreline suggested, carving out a number of clear chances but spurning them all.
The 37-year-old, who has 167 Spain caps and played more than 500 games for Real Madrid, suffered what his club, Porto called an 'acute myocardial infarction' in training earlier in the day.
The ruling means Semenya will have to take medication to suppress her naturally high testosterone levels if she wants to compete internationally.
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