Created Fri 1st Feb 2008 2:11pm PST by
mursik

Will South Africa be host of the FIFA World Cup in soccer 2010?
Background: Scandals and delays. South Africa might not finish building stadiums and infrastructure in time for the Soccer World Championship. Do you think, South Africa will be hosting the event or will the FIFA make another decision because of these problems?
Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source.
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Biz Community 27 weeks ago
results of the survey, which was carried out by international research agency Sport+Markt, come just one month before South Africa prepares to host the FIFA Confederations Cup. Given that this tournament is regarded by many as the 'championship of
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The Star South Africa 27 weeks ago
by many as the 'championship of champions' and is a major international sporting event, the survey suggests that South Africa is more than ready to embrace world-class football and recognise the legacy that such tournaments can leave behind,' Fifa said.
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IOL 27 weeks ago
trend' - of up to ten percent in some instances - in people's anticipation of the tournament. 'South Africa is more than ready to embrace world-class football' They also showed that people now had a deeper understanding of the benefits it could bring to
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Engineering News 27 weeks ago
Government has handed Mercedes-Benz South Africa (MBSA) and MAN Truck & Bus the contracts to supply 570 buses of the 830-strong fleet which will transport spectators, officials and players for the 2010 FIFA World Cup
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Biz Community 27 weeks ago
Today marks exactly one month to the kickoff of the FIFA Confederations Cup 2009, but Spain, Italy, Brazil, Egypt, Iraq, the United States, New Zealand and South Africa will already this weekend square up on the football fields of Johannesburg. The

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http://www.southernafricadirect.com/news/entries/2008-11-19/only_an_act_of_god_can_stop_2010_from_taking_place_in_south_africa.html
Only an Act of God can stop 2010 from taking place in South Africa - “There is no Plan B for hosting the 2010 Football World Cup. Fifa has no countries in reserve. The 2010 World Cup will be played in South Africa,” said Hans Klaus, Fifa’s public affairs director
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