South Africa Ready for 2010 World Cup

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By Isabel Goncalves
11 July 2006 @ 06:58 pm ET

Mbeki said that this year's budget already contained provisions for the World Cup.

Jordaan went on to say that it is important for the African continent as a whole that this project succeeds, adding that this will be an image makeover for the continent.

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