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South Africa 2010 FIFA World Cup

By Dr Ndivhuwo Wow, time flies. Not long ago, I was working part-time at a restaurant when Sepp Joseph remove a card confirming that indeed Africa will host the FIFA World Cup for the first ever and that the country that will do so is South Africa. Although...

Published 11 Oct 2009 11:41 by Shine2010

Filed under: 2010 World Cup, South Africa, Danny Jordaan, 2010 FIFA world Cup, Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu, Irvin Khoza, Thabo Mbeki, Molife Olifant, SAFA president

Final 2010 FIFA World Cup Communicators Forum held

By Stuart Alderson-Smith With less than 300 days to go until kick off of the 2010 FIFA World Cup , Monday 17 August saw the fourth and final National Communicators Forum held in Sandton. It was a day well spent by all those involved in getting the 2010...

Published 21 Aug 2009 12:56 by Shine2010

Filed under: Johannesburg, 2010 FIFA world Cup, Diski Dance, Irvin Khoza, South African National Anthem, Paul Bannister, National Communicators Forum, International Marketing Council, IMC, 2010 World Cup news, GCIS

Ticket applications for 2010 FIFA World Cup hit 500,000

It was announced yesterday that more than 506 000 worldwide ticket applications for the 2010 FIFA World Cup had been made online via FIFA.com from over 140 countries since tickets went on sale. This excludes hard paper applications made by South African...

Published 4 Mar 2009 8:20 by Shine2010

Filed under: FIFA, 2010 World Cup, Confederations Cup, 2010, ticket applications, Irvin Khoza

‘Plan B' in place for Nelson Mandela Bay BRT as taxi bosses block the road

Local Organising Committee (LOC) chairman Irvin Khoza announced last week that there is, indeed, a ‘Plan B’ – just not the one you’re thinking. Khoza was talking about the possibility of Nelson Mandela Bay’s bus rapid transport...

Published 24 Feb 2009 8:49 by Shine2010

Filed under: 2010 World Cup, Confederations Cup, LOC, BRT, Bus Rapid Transport, City of Johannesburg, Taxi, Jeff Radebe, Nelson Mandela Bay, Irvin Khoza