The future remains unclear for Caster Semenya after mixed reports from her coach and lawyers in Johannesburg. <br /><br />
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<p align="center"><span style="font-size: 8pt">Semenya</span></p></td></tr></tbody></table><br />The world 800 metres champion will not race again until the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) reveal the results of the gender test she undertook.<br /><br />In the last fortnight there have been reports that Semenya is likely to race at South African domestic meetings in the next few weeks, while it appears there is also a possibility she will compete at a Middle East venue.<br /><br />Her coach Michael Seme today told the Times of Johannesburg: "She will run in at least three races this year. We don't have the fixtures yet, but we are sure she will run."<br /><br />However, a spokesman for her lawyers, Dewey &amp; LeBoeuf LLP, refused to confirm there would be an immediate return to competition until her gender issue is concluded in their discussions with the IAAF.<br />

The future remains unclear for Caster Semenya after mixed reports from her coach and lawyers in Johannesburg

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