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CMA MEMBERSHIP

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Do you want to be more involved in the Comrades Marathon? Would you like the opportunity to contribute toward the future of the race? Are you keen to make a difference in the world’s greatest ultramarathon?

PLEASE NOTE: Individuals need to be either a Comrades Runner or Comrades Volunteer before applying for CMA membership.

If so, you are invited to join as a member of the Comrades Marathon Association (CMA). The CMA is a group of passionate individuals who share a common vision and commitment to The Ultimate Human Race.

As a member of the CMA, you will receive:

  • Access to exclusive events and socials
  • Networking opportunities with other professionals and experts
  • Accolades for outstanding contributions
  • A sense of belonging and purpose

In addition, you will be able to attend the CMA Annual General Meeting at which you can review the Association’s annual performance, make proposals concerning the future of the race, vote on the appointment of future Board Members and provide feedback to the sitting CMA Board. 

Any CMA Member wishing to VOTE at the Annual General Meeting needs to be a FULLY PAID & VALID CMA Member by latest 30 June. Therefore, any CMA Member that is approved or has renewed between 1 January to 30 June is ELIGIBLE to vote at the AGM.

Membership of CMA shall be open to all persons who subscribe to the primary objects of CMA and who have applied for membership.

The CMA Board shall have the right to refuse membership of the CMA to any persons provided that refusal is not based on religious or political belief, sex, nationality or race, any application for membership shall be submitted to the Board for approval or rejection.

CMA Membership runs for a calendar year - 1 January to 31 December.

If the application is approved the applicant, on payment of any subscription or fees which may be due, shall become an member subject to the rights and obligations of other members of CMA.

CMA Constitution: CLICK HERE

The Annual Fee for Membership is R100 per individual that wishes to join the CMA.

For information or queries please contact: membership@comrades.com

Refund Policy:

Please note that there will be no refunds for CMA Membership fees. (Refunds will only be available to unsuccessful CMA Membership applications)

CMA LIFE MEMBERSHIPS
(#Deceased)

YEAR NAME
1986 Derek Palframan
1986 Mick Winn#
1987 Bullet Alexander#
1988 John Godlonton#
1988 Bob Lambert#
1988 Frank Martin #
1990 Toppy Fanner#
1990 Morris Alexander#
1990 Bert Bendzulla #
1990 Vernon Jones #
1990 Herman Delvin #
1990 Ian Wyllie #
1994 Piet Van Der Leeuw #
1996 Alan Vincent #
1996 Mervyn Williams
1996 Jeffery Minnaar
1996 Barry Varty#
1998 Paul Selby
1997 Margaret Alexander#
1999 Dave Barron#
2000 Adrian Stowell#
2001 Alison West#
2001 Tony Morrison
2001 Darrel Leibbrandt #
2002 Theo Millar#
2002 Cheryl Winn
2003 Jeremy Boulter
2003 Ray Karg #
2004 Topsy Baillon #
2005 Bobby Maharajh
2005 Anthony Morrison
2005 Darrel Leibbrandt#
2005 Peter Proctor
2006 Michael Bath
2006 Terence Hoskins
2006 Dave Dixon
2010 Jeremy Taylor
2010 Jeremy Boulter
2013 Ian Kerford
2013 George Roberts
2013 Neville Thomas
2013 Arnold Glasspoole
2014 Paula Dixon
2014 Eileen Hall
2014 Celinkosi Makhoba
2014 Isaac Ngwenya
2014 MacDonald Chitja
2014 Dudley St John Ward #
2015 Sifiso Nzuza
2015 Alen Hattingh
2016 Brian Swart
2017 Michael Cowling

Membership of CMA shall be open to all persons who subscribe to the primary objectives of the CMA and who have applied for membership.

The Board shall have the right to refuse membership of the CMA to any persons provided that refusal is not based on religious or political belief, sex, nationality or race, any application for membership shall be submitted to the Board for approval or rejection.

If the application is approved the applicant, on payment of any subscription or fees which may be due, shall become an member subject to the rights and obligations of other members of CMA.

ACCOUNTABILITY

The obligation of an individual or organization to accept responsibility and account for one’s actions, activities and results and disclose them in a transparent manner, also including responsibility for tangible and intangible assets, funds and other entrusted property.

ALTRUISM

Selfless concern and contribution towards the well-being of others, including charitable acts and responsible corporate citizinship.

DIGNITY & RESPECT

The manner of treatment or care, that ethically supports and promotes, and does not undermine, a person’s inherent humanity and self-worth, regardless of any difference.

ENDURANCE

The steadfast ability and strength to last, withstand and/or prevail over long distance or period of time especially over hardship or adversity.

INTEGRITY

Strict adherence to a moral code aligned with ethics, attitudes and beliefs that is reflected in whatever one thinks, says and does, that is consistent inside and out, and whether anyone is watching or not.

TRANSPARENCY

The quality of openness, honesty and scrupulousness to bear public scrutiny, lack of hidden agendas and conditions, accompanied by the full disclosure and availability of information required for collaboration, cooperation, and collective decision-making.

UNITY & DIVERSITY

The motto on the SA National Coat of Arms which is drawn from the /Xam expression !ke e: /xarra // ke which literally means diverse people unite.

It is a call to all citizens to unite in a sense of belonging and pride that highlights and celebrates different people’s language, cultures and histories, a sense that South Africa has many identities, and are all South African.