Jabu Moleketi, the deputy minister of finance, is in Kuwait for an assessment of the construction of the roof rafter of the new Nelson Mandela Bay stadium.
Jabu Moleketi, the deputy minister of finance, is in Kuwait for an assessment of the construction of the roof rafter of the new Nelson Mandela Bay stadium.
Moleketi, a board member of the 2010 World Cup Local Organising Committee, is leading a South African delegation including technical expert Eugene van Vuuren. The delegation left on Monday.
This is part of a commitment by the LOC to assist the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality to deliver on the promise of handing over the stadium to Fifa by March next year. A week ago Fifa decided to retain Nelson Mandela Bay Sport Complex as one of the five venues for the 2009 Confederations Cup.
LOC helps with stadium
Jabu Moleketi, the deputy minister of finance, is in Kuwait for an assessment of the construction of the roof rafter of the new Nelson Mandela Bay stadium.
Jabu Moleketi, the deputy minister of finance, is in Kuwait for an assessment of the construction of the roof rafter of the new Nelson Mandela Bay stadium.
Moleketi, a board member of the 2010 World Cup Local Organising Committee, is leading a South African delegation including technical expert Eugene van Vuuren. The delegation left on Monday.
This is part of a commitment by the LOC to assist the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality to deliver on the promise of handing over the stadium to Fifa by March next year. A week ago Fifa decided to retain Nelson Mandela Bay Sport Complex as one of the five venues for the 2009 Confederations Cup.
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