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The Monday Briefing - South Africa World Cup Milestone

Mark Bison

http://www.worldfootballinsider.com/Story.aspx?id=33041

This Article Was about how the IFAB was trying to pick out a stadium it is between Cape Town stadium and Nelson Mandella Bay stadium with 100 days left until the first kickoff they are a little behind not even have picked the stadium yet. Each team is bringing there own police force to help the South African police because of the 32 counties that will be attending the world cup it could become a little out of control. There will also be a meeting held because some of the teams want to increase the playing time by 5 minutes. that is what they have acomplished so far before the world cup.

I think they are way behind this year not enough to effect the cup itself but now they need to rush to have everything arranged in time for the cup. The fact that they haven't even picked a stadium yet but that will be done by sometime next week.

I think they should have started preparations for the cup a lot earlier then they did start. If they started earlier then they wouldn't have to be rushing to fix everything up for the cup instead if they started earlier to be safe they wouldn't have to rush and they would be done with plenty of time to spare. But they should have all the adjustments before opening kick off which is in 100 days.

Fugitive Rwanada tracked to south africa

Eamonn Walsh

This article was about how a rwanda general accused of terrorism in Rwanda. Lt. General Kayumba Nyamwasa is thought to have arrived in johannesburgh south africa on febuary 27th. He is accused of three grenade attacks in the capital of Rwanda. South africa has not arrested him yet because of a extradition treaty with rwanda.

I think the government of South Africa should just arrest the general no matter about the treaty because this man could be very dangerous to the country of Rwanda and maybe even south africa.

I think if south africa wont arrest him themselves they should at least call the rwanda government and let them know that the general is there

South African President Jacob Zuma faces angry protesters.

They were chanting shame on you the last president to visit britian under South African democracy was Nelson Mandella. His advisors told him to go to britain to get over his wife. Recently after took his third wife at the age of 67.

I think he should have just stayed in south africa and minded his own buisness instead of causing controversy.

If he stayed home none of this would happen people wouldnt have gotten in trouble and now there could be a problem between South Africa and Britian.