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The Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium has emerged as the most economically successful of the six stadiums built for the World Cup.
The City of Cape Town should commission a forensic investigation into the cost of the 2010 soccer stadium, says Cosatu.
Russian leader Vladimir Putin is courting the private sector to help build stadiums for the 2018 World Cup in his country.
President Barack Obama says Fifa made the "wrong decision" in awarding the 2022 World Cup to Qatar over the US.
The total turnover of the World Cup in SA was 25% higher than 2006 tournament takings in Germany, a new study shows.
A campaign by former soccer hero Gary Bailey and property group Seeff has helped homeowners earn R13m by renting out their properties to World Cup fans.
Figures reported by quick service restaurant group Famous Brands suggest it experienced a World Cup feast, posting better growth results than tournament sponsor McDonald's.
Payment card group Visa says spending by its foreign clients visiting South Africa in the lead-up and during the FIFA World Cup totalled R2.4bn.
The government and business sector have agreed to convene a lekgotla on improving South Africans' quality of life.
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has lavished praise on South Africa's World Cup stadiums, saying they were better than those in Europe.
SA can't get the basics right - never mind the World Cup.
A construction company is attempting to get a court order to prevent World Cup games at the Loftus Versfeld stadium in Pretoria.
The South Gauteng High Court has ordered that all tender documents related to the World Cup must be made public.
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