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FIFA World Cup 2010, Topnews, Press
14. April 2009
Latest edition of 2010 OC Ke Nako Update Magazine
The latest edition of Ke Nako Update Magazine with all the latest news from the 2010 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee South Africa is now available for download on the
FIFA World Cup 2010, Topnews
07. April 2009
2010 legacy programme hits jackpot
In a massive boost for the 2010 Fifa World Cup™ legacy programme, the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund (NLDTF) on Monday made a major contribution to a programme which will significantly aid...
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06. April 2009
OR Tambo terminal building opens
OR Tambo International Airport took a step further to being ready for 2010 as the new R2.3 billion Central Terminal Building (CTB) was declared fully operational during a celebratory function held at...
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06. April 2009
More than 1,6 million tickets requested for 2010 FIFA World Cup
The first phase of ticket sales for the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa ended at midnight on 31 March with applications for a total of 1,635,136 tickets since tickets first went on sale on 20...
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02. April 2009
Gov beefs up 2010 transport with 1000 new buses
The Department of Transport (DoT) has committed itself to putting 1 000 new buses on SA’s roads for the 2010 FIFA World Cup and beyond. The announcement was made in Pretoria on Tuesday by Transport...
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02. April 2009
To All South African Citizens: Elections 2009
Pursuant to the outcome of the Constitutional Court ruling relating to granting foreign based South African citizens the right to vote in the 2009 elections, the following information is published to...
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30. March 2009
South Africa Tops World Cup Ticket Race
More South Africans have applied for tickets to the 2010 Fifa World Cup than any other nation, Fifa said on Friday. The country which had thus far submitted the largest number of applications for...
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