South Africa looking beyond the World Cup to an economic boost
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STEVE MATTHEWS
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Aug 13, 2010 04:21 PM
Sudden global interest should generate new opportunities for long-term investment, writes STEVE MATTHEWS
AS THE World Cup ended, host nation South Africa hoped that the global interest it attracted would generate not just goodwill and a temporary boost to visitors’ spending, but also increased investment in all aspects of its economy.
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