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South Africa Wins Bid to Host 2010 World Cup |
15 - May - 2004 |
South Africa has won a three-way contest to be the first nation in Africa to host football's World Cup in 2010. FIFA, world football's governing body, announced its decision Saturday in Zurich.
FIFA President Sepp Blatter said the organization's 24-member executive committee needed only one round of secret balloting to make its decision... more |
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Source: VOANEWS Brussels 15 May 2004
Author: Roger Wilkison |
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CAN 2004 | African Cup of Nations of football kick starting on the 24th of January in Tunisia |
25 - Jan - 2004 |
| Africa is ready to set the football world aflame once more with extraordinary skills and great performance our football ambassadors are known for... more |
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Source: WarmAfrica.com
Author: Hassan El Forkani |
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Cameroun Lions loose emotion-charged final |
30 - Jun - 2003 |
| SAINT-DENIS, France (AP) -- France has won an emotion-packed Confederation's Cup final against Cameroon, via a golden goal by striker Thierry Henry... more |
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Source: AP 29 june 2003
Author: AP |
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Hayatou's FIFA presidency ambition |
19 - Mar - 2002 |
| It is not an illegitimate ambition that CAF President, Issa Hayatou, wants to become the first African to head the world football-governing body, FIFA... more |
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Source: Vanguard (Nigeria), 18. March 2002
Author: Vanguard (Nigeria) |
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Bamako 2002 no measure for World Cup |
08 - Feb - 2002 |
| Listen to this. Mali coach Henry Kasperczak says that of the five African countries at this year's World Cup, only Nigeria and Cameroon have any real chances of success... more |
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Source: The Nation (Kenya), 7. February 2002
Author: Charles Nyende |
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