It makes a significant contribution across the whole economy and ensures better, sustainable development for the future.

This is a sad and very tragic moment. Over this stadium hangs heavy emotion, a lot of pain and anger.

We could see a huge charge for investment engagement in South Africa as a result of the World Cup. ... FIFA has a tremendous amount of confidence in the economy, political stability and the institutions of this country.

We must invest in building world class infrastructure, the skills of those who administer the game on the African continent, and invest more in the game itself and have a more comprehensive approach to the development of the youth on the African continent.

There are new mayors who might not be aware of the latest developments. We need to brief them on the entire process.

All operations will then move to SAFA House outside the FNB Stadium at the beginning of 2007.