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23. July 2010
Putting the stamp on the World Cup
The South African Post Office (Sapo) has released a series of colourful commemorative stamps and covers to mark the 2010 Fifa World Cup. The stamps were issued on 11 June, the opening day of the...
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15. July 2010
New SA Plant Discovery Commemorates 2010 World Cup
In honour of the first Soccer World Cup held on the African continent, a newly discovered Iris species from Worcester Valley in the Western Cape has been named Moraea vuvuzela after the distinctive...
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13. July 2010
Global leaders sing South Africa's praises
International leaders came out with high praise for South Africa on Sunday, as the country prepared to host the finale of what many have described as the best Fifa World Cup ever. By Irene Naidoo...
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07. July 2010
Statement on Sowetan Article
Berlin, 7.7.2010. The Embassy of the Republic of South Africa deeply regrets the misguided and misjudged statement made by a journalist of an independent newspaper in South Africa by comparing a...
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02. July 2010
World Cup attendances could be best since US'94
The overall attendance at the World Cup could be the highest since the tournament was held in the United States 16 years ago, organisers
said on Thursday. With eight of the 64 matches left to...
Tourism, Press Review
02. July 2010
SA nears 1 million tourist mark for June 2010
Despite predictions at far lower levels, South Africa proved to be the place to be in June 2010 as almost 1 million foreign nationals entered the country in that time.
According to reports...
FIFA World Cup 2010, Press Review
02. July 2010
South Africans turn their focus to Ghana
Calling on all South Africans to support Africa's last World Cup hopefuls this Friday! The Gauteng Provincial Government has kicked off a mobilisation campaign to drum up support for the Ghanaian...
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