Identity Details:

• Famous Name: Caster Semenya.

• Full True Names: Mokgadi Caster Semenya.

• Surname origin: Possibly from Ga-Semenya Village (Fastest route: ETA = 51 min (42.2 km) from : Masehlong Village.

• Date of Birth: 7 January 1991

• Place of Birth: Masehlong Village (Ga-Mmasehlong).

• Province of Birth: Limpopo

• Nationality: South African by Birth

• Engagement Year: Probably in March 2013

• Marital Status: Married

• Wife (Spouse): Violet Raseboya

• Married Since: 2015

• Traditional Wedding in: December 2015

• Location of Traditional Wedding: Ga-Dikgale Village

• Province Location: Limpopo

• White Wedding in: December 2017

• Venue: Chez Charlene Wedding Venue, in Tshwane (Pretoria)

• Location of White Wedding: Tshwane (Pretoria)

• Province Location: Gauteng

• Height: 1.78m

• Weight: 70kg

• Gender: Female

In 2008:

• In 2008 Mokgadi was not known by the World to be having the capacity to can win a race.

• Mokgadi participated in one of her 1st big Races World Junior Championships 800m Race in a northern City called Bydgoszcz, in Poland.

• She finished this race in 7th Place in a time of 2:11.98

• This Proves that Caster just like any other athlete, does not have an advantage of just winning a race, she has to train more and more just like any other athlete to can win.

• If she had an unfair advantage, over the other Athletes, then she would have won this Race but she did not win it.

• This proves that our Human Body improves its Performance chances of Success by Training more and more until you become fit enough to can win a Race, from then if you can continue practicing in that High level, then Chances are that, you will just keep on Winning those Medals.

• Mokgadi participated in her 2nd Biggest Race , at the 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games in Pune, in India.

• She won gold at that 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games with a time of 2:04.23.

• She amazed the entire world and Her Home Country by winning the Gold Medal.

In 2011:

• Mokgadi returned to take part in the IAAF Women 800m Race.

• Mokgadi won the 800m Semi Final race and by doing that she qualified for the 800m woman Final Race.

• During the IAAF 800m Final, Mokgadi was running well enough to can lead the race in the Final 100 to 200 meters.

• Then around the last 100 meters, the Russian athlete Mariya Savinova, sprinted past Mokgadi.

• Then the 2011 IAAF 800m Final Race ended with Mariya Savinova being the Race Winner and Mokgadi finished as second place.

• So Mariya Savinova won the Gold Medal and Mokgadi won the Silver Medal, before the finish line, leaving her to finish second

• Then about 6 years later in 2017, the IAAF announced that Mariya Savinova was banned from the IAAF

• Mariya Savinova was banned by IAAF for doping (for using illegal substances to can win Races).

• After Mariya Savinova was banned, then it was declared that the 2011 800m Final race records will be changed.

• Mariya Savinova Gold medal was taken away and that Gold Medal was given to Caster Mokgadi Semenya.

• So in 2017 Mokgadi was officially declared the official winner of the 2011 IAAF Women 800m Final Race.

In 2013:

• According to the IAAF Records, On 08 September 2013, Mokgadi Caster Semenya run a time of 1:58.92 Seconds During a 800m Race

• This Race was held at Guidobaldi, in Rieti in Italy.

• According to IAAF Records 2013, was the 3rd Slowest{lowest} Running time that Mokgadi had ever run since the year 2009.

In 2014:

• According to the IAAF Records, On 05 June 2014. Mokgadi Caster Semenya run a time of 2:02.66 Seconds During a 800m Race

• This Race was held at Olimpico, in Roma in Italy.

• According to IAAF Records 2014, was the Number 1 Slowest{lowest} Running time that Mokgadi had ever run since the year 2009.

1. During the South African Championships 800m Race held in Tshwane {Pretoria}, Semenya finished the Race as the Winner, with a time of 2:03.05 Seconds.

In 2015:

• According to the IAAF Records, On 26 August 2015. Mokgadi Caster Semenya run a time of 1:59.59 Seconds During a 800m Race

• This Race was held the National Stadium, in Beijing, in China.

• According to IAAF Records 2014, was the 2nd Slowest{lowest} Running time that Mokgadi had ever run since the year 2009.

• In July 2015, IAAF policy on the high natural levels of testosterone in women {hyperandrogenism Policy}, was Suspended by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

• This testosterone Policy against women, was suspended during the ruling of a Case between Dutee Chand of India against AFI {Athletics Federation of India} and The IAAF {International Association of Athletics Federations}.

• The Court of Arbitration for Sport, ruling Concluded that, there was a lack of evidence in proving that testosterone does increase female athletes performance.

• The Court also Ruled that the IAAF had two years to provide Compelling evidence, to can support their Policy.

In 2016:

• During the South African National Championships, Mokgadi Caster Semenya took part in 3 Different Races, in the Women’s 400m, 800m and also in the 1500m Race.

• This 3 Races took place on 16 April 2020 in South Africa.

• Mokgadi won all 3 of those Races, in a Single day and all those 3 Races, all took place within a Time of 5 Hours.

• Mokgadi Caster Semenya run this Times: 400m = 50.74 Seconds, 800m = 1:58.45 Seconds, 1500m = 4:10.93 Seconds.

• Mokgadi Semenya, set a new South African national record for a 800m Race, winning the Race with a Time of 1:55:33.

• During the Rio Olympics in 2016, On 20 August, Mokgadi Semenya won Gold Medal, in the Women’s 800m Race with a time of 1:55:28.

• But after winning Gold in the Rio Olympics 800m Races, other athletes namely: Lynsey Sharp, Joanna Jóźwik, were complaining saying that it is not fair that Semenya won the Race.

In 2017:

• Caster Semenya took part in both the IAAF 800m and 1500m Races

• On 04 August 2017, Mokgadi finished the 1500m Race in 3rd Place, winning Bronze, with a time of 4:02.84 Seconds, at the Olympic Stadium, in London, in England.

• On 13 August 2017, Mokgadi finished the 800m Race in 1st Place, winning Gold, with a time of 1:55.16 Seconds, at the Olympic Stadium, in London, in England.

In 2018:

• During the South African National Championships, Mokgadi Caster Semenya took part in 2 Different Races, in the Women’s 800m and also in the 1500m Race.

• Mokgadi won all 2 of those Races, she won both the 800m and the 1500m Races.

• Mokgadi Caster Semenya ran this Times: 800m = 1:57.80 Seconds, 1500m = 4:10.68 Seconds.

• She had improved her 2016 winning times for both races.

• Semenya took part in the 2018 Commonwealth Games, which took place in the Gold Coast, in Australia.

• Mokgadi won both the 800m and the 1500m Races.

• Mokgadi ran 800m = 1:56.68 Seconds, 1500m = 4:00.71 Seconds, this was recorded as the Commonwealth Games Record, for both the 800m Race and the 1500m Race.

• Mokgadi Semenya also took part in the 2018 African Championships, which took place in Asaba, in Nigeria.

• Mokgadi won both the 400m and the 800m Races.

• Mokgadi ran 400m = 49.96 Seconds and the 800m = 1:56.06 Seconds, this 800m finish was recorded as the African Championships Record.

• The IAAF announced new "differences of sex development" rules on April 2018, that required athletes with specific disorders of sex development,

• testosterone levels of 5 nmol/L and above, and certain androgen sensitivity to take medication to lower their testosterone levels.

• This IAAF Rules only Applied to those athletes competing in the 400m, 800m, and 1500m Races.

• After this IAAF Announcement many people thought the rule change was designed specifically to target Semenya.

• After Receiving this IAAF Announcement Mokgadi Semenya, on 19 June 2018 Semenya announced that she will legally Challenge the new IAAF Rules.

In 2019:

• During the 2019 South African National Championships, Mokgadi Caster Semenya took part in 2 Different Races, in the Women’s 1500m and also in the 5000m Race.

• Mokgadi won both of those Races, she ran this Times: 1500m = 4:13.59 Seconds, 5000m = 16:05.97 Seconds.

• This 2019 South African National Championships Games, took place in Germiston, Johannesburg, South Africa.

• On the 1st of May 2019, the Court of Arbitration for Sport rejected Mokgadi Caster Semenya challenge of the new IAAF New Rules.

• After Caster Semenya lost challenging those new IAAF New Rules, those new IAAF Rules were applied from the 8th of May 2019.

• Then On 3 June 2019, after Losing at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, Semenya appealed that judgment at the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland.

• Then the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland advised both the IAAF and the Court of Arbitration for Sport, to Suspend those new IAAF Rules, until it reaches its own findings on this same matter {new IAAF Rules = Eligibility Regulations for the Female Classification for athletes with differences of sex development }.

• Then On 30 July 2019, the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland, Changed and it reversed its previous ruling that had suspended the Court of Arbitration for Sport decision and the IAAF New rules.

• Because of this Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland 30 July ruling, Mokgadi Caster Semenya missed and did not take part in the IAAF World Athletics Championships, which were held in Doha in October 2019, because Semenya at that time was busy still Continuing with her Appeal.

• This also means that Mokgadi Caster Semenya, was not able to can Defend her 800m Title at the IAAF World Athletics Championships in 2019.