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South Africa 2010

South Africa simplify World Cup ticket procedures

January 18 – South Africans will be able to buy World Cup tickets over the counter, Danny Jordaan (pictured) promised today, following complaints that the existing sales system is too complicated for local fans.

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Durban unveil plans for World Cup countdown celebration

January 17 – Durban is planning to hold a special 100 Days Celebration for the World Cup at its spectacular Moses Mabhida Stadium on March 2.

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Jordaan accuses world of double standards after Togo attack

By Andrew Warshaw

January 10 – Danny Jordaan (pictured), chief executive of this year’s World Cup, insists no link should be drawn between the  terrorist attack on the Togo team at the African Nations Cup in Angola and the tournament in South Africa.

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Angolan attack does not affect World Cup, South African official claims

By Duncan Mackay

January 9 – The attack on a bus of the Togo national football team in Angola will not affect this year’s World Cup in South Africa, officials there have claimed.

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Sedibe takes over as chief executive of SAFA – for now

By Duncan Mackay

January 7 – Leslie Sedibe (pictured), a lawyer, was today unveiled as the new chief executive of the South African Football Association (SAFA) as it enters the most crucial six months of its history.

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South African FA chief executive leaves just six months before World Cup

January 6 – Raymond Hack (pictured) has resigned as chief executive of the South African Football Association (SAFA) less than six months before the World Cup in the continuing fall-out from the battle for power in the domestic game.

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ESPN to broadcast World Cup matches in 3D

January 5 – Television entered a new dimension today as United States sports broadcaster ESPN said it will show some matches from this year’s World Cup live from South Africa in 3D.

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South Africans need to embrace World Cup says Jordaan

December 30 – The South African public must show more enthusiasm for the 2010 World Cup in their country, chief executive Danny Jordaan said today.

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First match in new Green Point Stadium next month

December 28 – Ajax Cape Town will play Santos next month in a friendly to mark the official opening of Cape Town’s new Green Point Stadium, where England are due to play Algeria in next year’s World Cup.

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World Cup be ushered in at Joburg Carnival

December 28 – The annual Joburg Carnival, which will see in the New Year, will be a celebration of the World Cup heading for South Africa in 2010.

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Green Point Stadium in Cape Town officially finished

By Duncan Mackay

December 15 – South Africa’s Green Point Stadium, which has been chosen to host a 2010 World Cup semi-final and where England will play Algeria on June 18, has been declared complete and the keys handed over to the Mayor of Cape Town.

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South Africans begin to snap up World Cup tickets

December 14 – The first ten days of the third ticketing sales phase for the 2010 World Cup has seen the number of tickets applied for hit the 500,000 mark, FIFA revealed today.

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Capello in pay league of his own

December 11 – England coach Fabio Capello (pictured) is paid more than any other manager at next summer’s World Cup, according to a report published today.

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South Africa 2010 set to be shown in 3D

December 7 - Football fans will be able to watch the 2010 World Cup in 3D, thanks to a deal struck between FIFA, the sport’s governing body, and electronics giant Sony.

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Adidas launch ball for 2010 World Cup

By Duncan Mackay

December 5 – The official match ball for next year’s World Cup finals designed by Adidas will be called Jabulani, it has been announced.

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