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Tag: jacob zumaSouth Africa President Jacob Zuma attended a mass prayer meeting on Thursday to pray for a successful World Cup. Zuma traveled to Sasolburg in the central Free State province for a women's prayer meet... Read more...
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South African President Jacob Zuma has called on South Africans to show the world the warmth and hospitality of South Africa during the World Cup.
What do Bafana stars Aaron Mokoena and Mathew Booth and President Jacob Zuma have in common? They believe South Africa could reach the 2010 World Cup final.
David James would have no qualms not playing in South Africa if England secured World Cup glory.
The 2010 Fifa World Cup will forever change the world's perception of South Africa, President Jacob Zuma said at the opening of the 2010 Tourism Indaba trade show in Durban.
 Times LIVE | South Africa: World Cup Will Change the World's Perception of SA - Zuma AllAfrica.com Pretoria — The FIFA 2010 World Cup will forever change the world's perception of South Africa says President Jacob Zuma. Addressing the Tourism Indaba ... Indaba 2010: World Cup in South Africa will boost visitor numbers All roads head south for Kenyan firms INDABA 2010 officially begins in Durban |