South Africa has been barred from taking part in the 18th Olympic Games in Tokyo over its refusal to condemn apartheid.
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![The IOC's Athletes' Commission chief said 70 percent of the athletes consulted were against any protests within the fields of play or the podiums [Behrouz Mehri/AFP]](/images/news-2021/000_8YD4RX.png "The IOC's Athletes' Commission chief said 70 percent of the athletes consulted were against any protests within the fields of play or the podiums [Behrouz Mehri/AFP]")
Taking a knee, lifting fist to be punished at Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Against the backdrop of the BLM movement protesting racial injustice, calls increased for change to IOC rule.
Not unduly concerned by Covid threat
T&T Olympians more focused on preparation, performance as clock ticks down
With authorities in Tokyo reeling from new record surges in Covid-19 cases, T&T Olympians are taking differing approaches to their respective preparations for the July 23-August 8 Olympic Games.
Currently, Japan is experiencing a third spike leading to the enactment of a third state of emergency in four...
Biden backs Japan's bid to hold "safe and secure" Games at Tokyo 2020
United States President Joe Biden declared his support for Japan staging the postponed Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games during a meeting with Japanese counterpart Yoshihide Suga.
Come celebrate with us as we acknowledge 100 days to go to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
Come celebrate with us as we acknowledge 100 days to go to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
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Sport Minister presents $450k to elite athletes
AS athletes all across the world get ready to participate in the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan, three national athletes received financial support to aid in their preparation – First Citizens Sportsman of the Year Dylan Carter (swimming), former sportsman of the year Jereem Richards (track and field) and Nigel Paul (boxer).