Please, get it into your head that the whole country doesn't revolve around your crap city.
The WC will be cancelled in SA anyway..
The only good thing about CPT is the road out of it.
You have an appropriate name for this kind of post ....
Please, get it into your head that the whole country doesn't revolve around your crap city.
The WC will be cancelled in SA anyway..
The only good thing about CPT is the road out of it.
This is a democracy, let them go to court but I honestly can't see how a bunch of old rich farts are going to stop the World Cup from happening in the city.
The old white farts are just bitter...they've been threatening action to preserve the Metropolitan Golf Club which is situated on land leased from council (lease ends in 1999) and now they're plucking at straws once again disputing the technicalities around approval of the site.
I can't see how any court will favour these pensioners who are intent on holding millions of people hostage with their silly demands.
Ditto to that comment.Yes it is a democracy, and people should have control over what is constructed in their area. They do pay huge amounts of rates and taxes to live there after all. The state shouldn't just be able to roll in and do what it wants, this isn't China.
typical capetonians.
Tell them there is more to SA than their crappy mountain and they cry into their mungbean and lentil salads.
Read that The Mayor of Cape Town was prepared to fork out R400Million.I personally don't believe Green Point is the ideal location for the stadium. Anyone have any figures what Cape Town will cough up in the end to meet the shortfall?
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Hi BTTB
you only have to look at the report by the Auditor General, damn mayhem. You have people in charge who have no idea how to handle such massive budgets. Ramifications of such ineptitude severley hampers service delivery.
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Not to mention there is a general election in 2009, which potentially means yet another cabinet reshuffle.
Zuma will be elected president in 2009.
Mark my words.
"We still have a few shovels and few picks here that you can take home along so that work really now progresses so that the stadia will be built on time," Blatter told South Africa organising committee head Danny Jordaan.
Mandela commited highly controversial crimes.
He became president.
Zuma commited highly controversial crimes.
So he will become president too.
Simple.
Do any of you guys even watch soccer? I thought South Africans prefer rugby & cricket.... so you might as well give up the World Cup so we can have it in the US.
Mandela commited highly controversial crimes.
He became president.
Zuma commited highly controversial crimes.
So he will become president too.
Simple.
The City of Cape Town has received confirmation that the national government will contribute R1.93 billion to the building of the Green Point Stadium.
The City has committed R400 million and the province R100 million. This means that R2.43 billion is available to build the R2.49 billion stadium, so the City may need to raise another R60 million.
Also, the National Treasury has been asked to underwrite the major financial risks that could lie in construction-cost inflation or foreign-exchange fluctuation, for example. The City was therefore able to reduce it contingency provisions in the budget.