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Cheap World Cup ticket plan at risk from touts
Paul Kelso
Thursday November 29, 2007, The Guardian

The allocation of World Cup tickets remains a major issue for South Africa 2010, with officials concerned that cut-price and complimentary tickets reserved for those on the lowest incomes will end up being sold on to visiting supporters.


Ensuring that World Cup crowds are truly representative of South African society is key to the credibility of the tournament and the promise to make it open to all sections of the community. Fifa announced last weekend that the cheapest Category Four tickets will be available only to residents of South Africa and sold for only $20 [£9.65], equivalent to 140 rand ....

 

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Government will resist EPA signing pressures - Agyeman-Manu

Accra, Nov. 27, Ghanadot/GNA - Government says it will not bow to any outside pressure to sign onto the Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) by the December 31 deadline.
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Supreme Court to rule on IFC's immunity on November 28

Accra, Nov. 27, GNA - The Supreme Court will on Wednesday, November 28, decide on whether or not the Country Director of the International Finance Corporation (IFC) should be invited to testify in the case in which Tsastu Tsikata..... ..More

   

Help Ghana to take full advantage of AGOA - President Kufuor

Accra, Nov. 27, Ghanadot/GNA - President John Agyekum Kufuor has called on the United States (US) to assist Ghana to develop its commercial and industrial base to take full advantage of the African Growth Opportunities Act (AGOA).........More

 

Let’s share the fun and economic benefits of Ghana 2008

Koforidua, Nov. 27, Ghanadot/GNA - One of the many historical events that all Ghanaians are expecting next year is the organization of the MTN Ghana 2008 African Nations Cup soccer fiesta in the country.
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