Africas Gain is Less From the FIFA World Cup

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

When South Africa was chosen to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, everyone hailed it. They said that the world's biggest even could give something to Africa. But after reading Alex Duval Smith's reports we come to know that the World cup will do only a little to the poor people in Africa.

Africa has always been hailed as the unlucky place. Now it is hosting its very first world cup which will start at Johannesburg coming Friday. The last minute arrangements are being made as the continent welcomes World's renowned, expensive and adored sportsmen.

Informal traders are well known in Africa. To be fair, they play a vital part in Africa's economy and now FIFA along with the South African government has decided to enforce a law which will ban those traders from all the 10 venues. Minibuses and Taxis are the major mode of transport in South Africa so even the more basic Bus transport facility is still waiting to get approved. FIFA is supposed to get around 3 Billion Euros from the television rights and its sponsors. FIFA's president Sepp Blatter recently said that they will give Africa whatever they could in compensation to the talents that Africa has given to the world. There will be more than 20 "Centers of Hope" which will be built across the continent.

Although famous Columnist Andile Mngxitama claims that FIFA is giving nothing but a month full of excitement to Africa and that won't help them in anyway.

While another British Author Simon Kuper claims that the World cup drains the wealth of the city rather than trying to improve it. And he undermines the excitement of the whole tournament.

Famous economists and journalists all around the world are claiming that South Africa won't get rich by hosting this event.

The New Book also states that there will be no economic burst out due to the event. They also claim that the money spent by the visitors will also be less as the South Africa government has run out of money by preparing for the event.

Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski on their latest book "Soccernomics" have stated that they wouldn't have to drop money in South Africa for the next world cup.
Using various methods, this book states the things which one would need in order to win at the largest level.

Szymanski told us on a Phone conversation from the British capital that South Africa already had to spend millions on building new stadiums while Germany, the host of the last World cup already had many stadiums.

After the 2002 World cup, South Korea found it difficult to fill all those existing stadiums with crowd as their K-League is not much of a crowd puller. These stadiums alone cost around 2 Billion Euros.

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