South Africa, Topnews
06. March 2009
Broadband plan will make Jozi a digital city
Johannesburg will be transformed into a digital city over the next three years with work set to begin on the Johannesburg Broadband Network Project (JBNP). The R1 billion telecommunications...
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25. February 2009
South Africa in the Perana Z-one
For the first time ever, a car conceived, designed, engineered and developed in South Africa, will be launched at an international motor show. The Perana Z-one, brainchild of Jimmy Price of Hi-Tech...
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23. February 2009
2010 ticket frenzy - 300.000 ticket applications in 48 hours
As the world's football fans rushed to get their hands on tickets for the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa, the enormity of the scale of the event hit home for its delighted organisers. Over...
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18. February 2009
2010 World Cup tickets on sale
More than 700-thousand tickets for the 2010 Fifa World Cup matches will go on sale on Friday, 20 February 2009, world football body Fifa said on Wednesday. Tickets for the 2010 Fifa World Cup South...
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11. February 2009
OC happy with 2010 FIFA World Cup™ budget allocations
Johannesburg, February 11, 2009 -- The 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Organising Committee (OC) South Africa is happy that Government has constantly delivered on the guarantees it made to FIFA when South...
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11. February 2009
Manuel: More cash for 2010 stadiums
Trevor Manuel, the finance minister, said the 2010 Soccer World Cup will be one of the sources of output growth improvement next year.
Presenting his Budget in Parliament, Manuel said he...
FIFA World Cup 2010, Press Review, Topnews
06. February 2009
Motlanthe: 2010 to change perceptions
Cape Town – South African President Kgalema Motlanthe says the 2010 Fifa World Cup to be hosted in South Africa should be used as a catalyst to shift perceptions about South Africa and the rest of...
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