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Joburg to host 2010 broadcast centre

World football authority Fifa has confirmed that the Nasrec Expo Centre, to the south of Johannesburg, will be the home of the International Broadcast Centre, the nerve centre for all television operations and the world's news agencies during the 2010 World Cup.

Building on Parreira's 'Bafana vision'

Despite Carlos Alberto Parreira's resignation bombshell, there are still reasons for hope for South Africa's national soccer team, writes Craig Urquhart - provided that incoming coach Joel Santana can build on Parreira's brief but important legacy.

Bafana not in crisis: Safa

The resignation of coach Carlos Alberto Parreira will not plunge South Africa's national soccer team into crisis, says SA Football Association president Molefi Olifant.

SA, Norway join forces for 'green' 2010

Norway has pledged R1.2-million for carbon offsetting programmes to help South Africa host an environmentally friendly 2010 Fifa World Cup.

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