South Africa confronts FBI saying the $10m was ‘no bribe’ for 2010 vote

Fikile Mbulala

By Andrew Warshaw
June 3 – South Africa’s government has issued a powerful denial of paying bribes to secure the 2010 World Cup, denouncing accusations that the infamous $10 million payment cited in the US indictment into widespread football corruption was linked in any way to buying votes.

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