The purpose of the workshop was to give a progress report and status update to the commercial partners and other key stakeholders, regarding South Africa’s preparations and readiness in hosting this prestigious soccer event on the African Continent.
The commercial affiliates, Orange, Standard Bank, PepsiCo, Samsung, reached a common understanding with CAF and the LOC on the working relationship including performance expectations and deliverables between the parties.
Mvuzo Mbebe, the CEO of the Local Organizing Committee for the Orange AFCON 2013, emphasized the need for all the parties to work together in ensuring that South Africa presents a memorable tournament that celebrates football on the African Continent.
In his statement Mvuzo asserted that “South Africa Local Organizing Committee for the Orange AFCON 2013 is committed in achieving its objectives such as getting the continent and the nation behind the event, deliver a seamless high quality football event that will have rise Africa to its feet.”
In pledging commitment to Orange AFCON 2013, Mr. Jacob Mamabolo, Chief Director: Port Control, Department of Home Affairs, assured CAF and LOC a seamless, fast and responsive immigration process that will facilitate the movement of fans at all ports of entry.
During the workshop there was an emphasis on social programs designed to uplift and address issues that affect the African continent.
In this regard, United Against Malaria, an NGO endorsed by CAF, outlined how they will leverage to eradicate malaria.
A 3-day workshop that was also attended by key stakeholders such as the Department of Trade and Industry, SA Revenue Services, the SABC, Health, and Proudly South African, ended up with one-on-one discussions between Commercial Affiliates and the LOC together with CAF on matters of specific interest to the affiliates.
At the conclusion of the workshop all the commercial affiliates promised a memorable experience for the fans and their guests, which will be deployed at all the host cities and stadiums.
Any zambian who comes here on GSN is a son of a whore.
Maybe your mother is a whole. Asshole
Get yourself a life! Why do you have to insult Zambians? It doesnt matter what you say, they are champs. 2013 Afcon belong to them too. Our dark satanic black star is paralysied for good. Such prayer warriors they are.
He wouldn’t be insulting zambians if they showed respect everytime they come on this website. These zambians are too disrespectful and thus, they deserve what ever curse and hate that befalls on them on this website.
Leave the Zambians alone, u bn beaten twice by the same team ,thats a double over u ,so zip it n start praying 4 a better outcome nxt year.
hey my fellow Zambian coleagues I think its unzambian and unacceptable everywhere to insults ghanians everyday on this site. I therefore, appeal 2 every responsible Zambian and ofcourse Ghanian to refrain from writing insults to each other. Lets be Civility and responsible and share mutual respect as the hallmark of an african. I have high esteem for Ghana because my teacher who me taught a ghanian at high school. And we also have kwame nkhruma univesity here in Zambia so we have shared so much with ghana.
all ghanaians and zambians, it is about time u start to behave and stop acting like a bunch of school children……lol
Let peace prevail, n may the best teams represent our beloved continent.PEACE.
we r all africans guys.why cant we fight those who oppress us such as da white skin pipo.let peace prevail in africa.
Finally people are talking sense to each other now and this should continue…
People like Mario Balotelli are being subjceted to racism and here we are insulting each other.