FIFA World Cup 2010, Topnews
11. June 2009
South Africa: time to ignite 2010!
Thursday 11 June 2009 marks one year to kick-off of the 2010 Fifa World Cup, and Brand South Africa calls on all South Africans to wear a football jersey or yellow shirt, to fly the South African...
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08. June 2009
SA’s first newly-built 2010 stadium complete
This weekend the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in the Eastern Cape Province became the first newly-built stadium to be opened for 2010 FIFA World Cup. A public opening was hosted by the Nelson Mandela...
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05. June 2009
Mthethwa Promises More Policing
The police will deploy more detectives, encourage community policing and ask the army to combat cash-in-transit theft as it tries to reduce crime by 10 percent annually, Police Minister Nathi...
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05. June 2009
Policies spare SA the worst of global recession
Policies spare SA the worst of global recession DEEP as it is, South Africa's policies have spared the country the worst ravages of the global recession, The Minister in the Presidency responsible...
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05. June 2009
Cross Currents - An exchange project about the contemporary in dance in South Africa and Europe
On Friday 12 June 2009 Tanzfabrik Berlin invites to the contemporary dance and exchange project "Cross Currents" taking place at the House of the Cultures of the World. Cross Currents opens with a...
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04. June 2009
Business Against Crime gives Zuma's speech the thumbs-up
President Jacob Zuma's pledge to combat crime with renewed energy and vigour has been welcomed by Business Against Crime (BAC). The organisation’s Chief Executive Officer Siphiwe Nzimande says the...
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04. June 2009
Bafana gets mild ranking boost before Confederations Cup
With the effect of an aspirin easing a severe migraine, Bafana Bafana yesterday received mild relief on the eve of the forthcoming Confederations Cup tournament from an improved, but still mediocre...
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