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The 2010 World Cup and what it meant for Africa

Published by Claude Harding on 21 June 2011

It has been a year since the kick-off of the 2010 football World Cup in South Africa. Claude Harding looks at the economic impact of the event and what it meant for business on the continent.

Restaurant group cashed in during World Cup

Published by Staff Writer on 19 July 2010

Famous Brands, the company behind restaurants such as Steers, Wimpy and Mugg & Bean, reported a boost in sales during the World Cup period.

Impact of the World Cup on the South African economy

Published by Cees Bruggemans on 11 May 2010

The winning of the World Cup Soccer bid way back in 2004 created a challenge to prepare the country for hosting such an august event in 2010.

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The 2010 World Cup and what it meant for Africa

Restaurant group cashed in during World Cup

Impact of the World Cup on the South African economy

Three South African factory bosses to watch

How this African-focused investor made her millions

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Ghana: Entrepreneur builds rice brand to over $1m in yearly sales

Exporting Zambia’s honey to the US: Interview with agribusiness entrepreneur

Cape Town and Lagos among Africa’s ultra-rich hotspots

Entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe, Ethiopia and Mali taking African superfoods global

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