Red Bull South Africa are pleased to announce the names of invitees for the Red Bull Big Wave Africa 2007

Soccer Players for the Soccer Match 89th Birthday Nelson Mandela and Ticket Information

Cape Town - Foreign Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has become the 20th member of the 2010 Local Organising Committee (LOC)...

Information on sales and tickets available for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa

Teams & Players for Mandela Birthday Soccer Match in Cape Town's 46664 "90 Minutes for Mandela"

Foreign helping hands support South Africa in FIFA 2010 Soccer World Cup

South Africa will officially unveil its World Cup 2010 emblem in Berlin on July 7 2006.

Manchester United, Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates will be playing in a soccer competition in South Africa, in July 2006 .

The 2010 FIFA World Cup Logo unveiled by South Africa' president Mbeki in Germany

The second part of the impressive speech by President Mbeki at the unveiling of the FIFA 2010 logo

Mbeki's speech at the unveiling of the South African 2010 FIFA World Cup Logo

Now that the Germany World Cup event is over, we are ready to respond to South Africa's 2010 pessimists

Tournament ticket packages for the U-20 FIFA Soccer World Cup Canada 2007 will be available on July 15 2006.

SAFA: "proud to announce that it has agreed terms with world renowned football Coach, Carlos Alberto Parreira" for Bafana

South Africa is ramping up preparations for the FIFA 2010 Soccer World Cup in South Africa.

Memorandum contributes to infrastructure FIFA 2010 World Cup South Africa's North West Province

'One message, many voices' is the aim of FIFA 2010 National Communication Partnership Conference in Johannesburg

It is National Transport Month in October, and the KwaZulu-Natal provincial government will be launching its transport projects for the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup as well as activity plans for the month's events.

Many of the world's most influential sportsmen and women are to attend next month's Laureus World Sports Academy Forum in Gauteng

South Africa is on track, if not ahead of schedule, in its preparations for hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup