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Minister Sibusiso Ndebele congratulates Anaso Jobodwana on performance at Olympics semi-finals

9 Aug 2012

Correctional Services Minister Sibusiso Ndebele has congratulated sprinter Anaso Jobodwana on his sterling performance in the 200m semi-final in the 2012 London Olympic Games, finishing second behind world record holder Usain Bolt of Jamaica.

Speaking immediately after the race last night (8 August) to Jobodwana’s father, Mr. Mkhuseli Jobodwana - Director: Remand Administration and Case flow Management at the Department of Correctional Services Head Office in Pretoria, Minister Ndebele said: “The Correctional Services Family heartily congratulates Anaso Jobodwana, and the Jobodwana family, for his magnificent performance in the 200m semi-finals of the Olympic Games.

He has made South Africa, and the Department of Correctional Services, extremely proud. We are crossing our fingers for the finals. Again, congratulations to Anaso as well as all our country’s athletes,” said the Minister.

Enquiries:
Logan Maistry
Cell: 083 644 4050

Issued by: Department of Correctional Services
9 Aug 2012


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