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Sport for development: IOC Young Leaders: Jabu Mtwa offers a vision for Africa's youth through sport
Jabu Mtwa knows first-hand how important sport is for young people in South Africa. As a member of the 2023–2026 cohort of ...
In the past few years, artificial intelligence has gone from being the prerogative of technical teams to a general use tool. While AI once worked behind the scenes—powering consumer products ...
COSTA NAVARINO, Greece – The International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) new chief Kirsty Coventry said on March 20 that “communication will be key” with US President Donald Trump in the run ...
“This is an extraordinary moment,” said Coventry. Coventry was thought to be in a tight-run race with IOC veteran Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr. and World Athletics president Sebastian Coe for the ...
Kirsty Coventry was elected as the new president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). She is the first woman, first African, and the youngest person to lead the IOC in its 131-year history.
There aren't just sporting but political challenges confronting the IOC. But Mrs Coventry has been preparing for this moment since retiring from the pool - with all the experience gained on the ...
The voters in the exclusive invited club of IOC members include royal family members, former lawmakers and diplomats, business leaders, sports officials and Olympic athletes. Even an Oscar-winning ...
Voters in the exclusive club of IOC members include royal family members, former politicians and diplomats, business leaders, sports officials and Olympic athletes - even an Oscar-winning actress ...
Each candidate brings unique qualifications and visions for the future of the IOC. IOC will elect their next president on March 20, replacing the outgoing Thomas Bach who had been in the role ...
The voters in the exclusive invited club of IOC members include royal family members, former lawmakers and diplomats, business leaders, sports officials, Olympic athletes — and even an Oscar ...
Coventry won gold in the 200m backstroke at the 2004 and 2008 Olympic Games A majority of 49 out of the 97 IOC members eligible to vote selected Coventry to lead the organisation. She will now ...
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