Barry Moody

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Articles

SPORT-Britain urged to keep Ashes, other events for free TV November 13, 12:36pm EST

LONDON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - An independent panel urged the government on Friday to reserve several high profile sports events, including England's home Ashes tests, for free-to-air TV despite opposition from sporting bodies and Rupert Murdoch. Full Article

South Africans dream of World Cup bonanza

Olympics-London Games tickets expected to raise $660 million

Scandals, murder taint World Cup stadium

South African grannies catch World Cup fever

Kitsch vies with wildlife for World Cup fans

Blog Posts

Confederations Cup defies pessimists but is World Cup on course?

So, the Confederations Cup is over and much of the pessimistic handringing beforehand proved unfounded. Despite some real logistical problems, the general verdict seems to be that the tournament was a ... Full Article | Comments [5]

World Cup is golden opportunity for Africa -- if it succeeds

The countdown has begun for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, an event, now only a year away, that could change perceptions about the whole continent and show the globe a festival of sport that reverses ... Full Article | Comments [5]

Will Kenyan police be brought to book?

A U.N. investigator has castigated Kenya's police force for hundreds of alleged extra-judicial killings and called for both its chief and the Attorney General to be fired immediately. In a scathing ... Full Article

Will Gaddafi bring change to African Union? | Comments [16]

Hopes disappear of new era in Kenya | Comments [2]

Kenya's traffic - a daily adventure | Comments [14]

Does crisis give China new opportunity in Africa? | Comments [28]

Is U.S. Africom good or bad for Africa? | Comments [52]