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[TOP STORY] Swimming SA accused of silencing athletes through restrictive contracts

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‘If a similar case arises, such as the case of Tatjana with all the prize money, athletes are not allowed at all to then go to the media and shed light on this unlawful act,’ says Wian Spies, director at Hurter Spies Attorneys.

13 Nov 7AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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