Semenya s lawyer says her fight is going to European Court of Human Rights
26 February 2021 3:08 PM
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Caster Semenya wants to be allowed to run freely without having to take medication or have surgery.
The two-time Olympic gold medalist was prevented from competing in any in women s events between 400m and one mile, her area of specialty, but she says she is not giving up the fight to compete internationally.
She failed in her bid to challenge the rules regarding testosterone levels in female athletes in the Court of Arbitration of Sports but has now decided to go to the European Court of Human Rights.
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No point in ditching WhatsApp if you still use Insta and Facebook, says expert
11 January 2021 1:08 PM
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Alistair Fairweather of Plain Speak Technology says Facebook gets far more data from its own app and Instagram than WhatsApp.
Have you decided to ditch WhatsApp s for chat apps like Telegram and Signal, because of the new terms of service?
If you decided to move to other chat apps, then you need to know how this will impact your user experience and some of the agreements you need to accept.
To explain in more detail on Tech made easy today, Amy McIver chats to Alistair Fairweather the co-owner and founder of Plain Speak Technology Consultants
I like doing things people say aren t possible for someone in a wheelchair
6 January 2021 3:59 PM
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Para-athlete Alywn Uys talk to Amy MacIver about the physical and mental challenges of his recent Robben Island crossing.
Meet Alwyn Uys - accomplished triathlete, ironman competitor, and now, the first paraplegic swimmer to brave the choppy waters between Robben Island and Blouberg Beach.
Six years ago Uys was in a car accident that almost cost him his life and left him paralysed from the chest down.
Through sheer determination, four years later he became the first South African paraplegic to ever complete an Ironman.