South Africa's successful bid for the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup is set to present South African entrepreneurs with a number of small business opportunities. Or will it?
According to the Ministry of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, the 2010 World Cup is expected to involve approximately three and a half million people, both South African and foreign and including spectators, officials, sponsors and players, and provide a number of small business platforms in the host cities.
BizAssist.co.za will continue to separate fact from fiction when it comes to opportunities born from the 2010 World Cup, enabling entrepreneurs to make informed decisions and investment choices.
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Jaqueline Martinez
Jaqueline studied Public Relations and Journalism at CPUT between 2001 and 2003. She completed Information Systems and Communication Science 101 at Unisa. She teethed on business journalism as a communication specialist with Old Mutual for several years. Jaqueline travelled to Asia and the US teaching English before returning to South Africa and finding her niche as an online editor and features writer with BizAssist Technologies and SA Guide to Business Opportunities.
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