Archive for February 3rd, 2010

Namibia/Congo-Kinshasa: DRC Halts Namibia’s World Cup Dreams – AllAfrica.com (Football Germany)

Windhoek — Namibia’s national Under 20 women’s football team needed at least a 2-0 victory against the Democratic Republic of Congo to progress to the final qualification stage of the Women’s 2010 FIFA World Cup in Germany. The DRC won the first World Cup Football Continued

China’s solar energy company – the Baoding, Heibei-based Yingli Green Energy – told China Daily today that it is proud to be an official sponsor of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. This is the first time a Chinese company becomes a sponsor of World Cup Football Continued

Goooooooal! Yingli Green Energy scores FIFA World Cup 2010 official – PV Tech (German National Football Team)

Goooooooal! Yingli Green Energy scores FIFA World Cup 2010 official – PV Tech
Confluence Solar to build US$200 million ingot plant in Tennessee iSuppli forecasts impact of Germany’s FiT cuts in 2010 UK feed-in tariff is announced: payback begins April 1 Intel outside: Chipmaker moves to install more PV power systems

1st Chinese sponsor for World Cup – China Economic Net
China’s solar energy company – the Baoding, Heibei-based Yingli Green Energy – told China Daily today that it is proud to be an official sponsor of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. This is the first time a Chinese company becomes a sponsor of

My police are ready for World Cup, says Cele – Cape Times (German Football News)

My police are ready for World Cup, says Cele – Cape Times
Elements in Germany, Britain, France and The Netherlands are seeking to take the Fifa World Cup from South Africa, National Police Commissioner Bheki Cele claimed on Thursday. “There is trouble brewing There is a belief that 2010 must be taken

Germany face early test of mettle – FIFA
‘Group of death’ may be a well-worn tournament standard but it is an epithet that could apply to this section. Germany, who share the record for most FIFA World Cup™ finals with Brazil, will cast a shadow over their rivals’ preparations given their

Uruguay’s goalkeeping quandary – FIFA
Uruguay’s progress to the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ was far from smooth. One of the biggest problems coach Oscar Tabarez faced along the way was finding a goalkeeper he could rely on, with four men appearing between the Celeste sticks

With an eye on World Cup, Malaysian fans pick Germany, Brazil to win – The Malaysian Insider
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 29 – Football-crazy Malaysians, who made a beeline to view the iconic Fifa World Cup trophy on display here today, put a stake on their favourite team to lift the title. Going by the responses to a random survey, either Germany or

Yingli Green Energy Announces Global Sponsorship of 2010 FIFA World – TMCnet
of the game but also a sign of respect for the planet that we inhabit. The announcement was made at the Yingli 2010 FIFA World Cup(TM) sponsorship-signing ceremony and press conference hosted in Beijing, with video listed on New York Stock

Yingli Green Energy Announces Global Sponsorship of 2010 FIFA World – TMCnet (World Cup Football)

of the game but also a sign of respect for the planet that we inhabit. The announcement was made at the Yingli 2010 FIFA World Cup(TM) sponsorship-signing ceremony and press conference hosted in Beijing, with video listed on New York Stock For more info click here

‘Group of death’ may be a well-worn tournament standard but it is an epithet that could apply to this section. Germany, who share the record for most FIFA World Cup™ finals with Brazil, will cast a shadow over their rivals’ preparations given their For more info click here

Namibia/Congo-Kinshasa: DRC Halts Namibia’s World Cup Dreams – AllAfrica.com (Football News)

Namibia/Congo-Kinshasa: DRC Halts Namibia’s World Cup Dreams – AllAfrica.com
Windhoek — Namibia’s national Under 20 women’s football team needed at least a 2-0 victory against the Democratic Republic of Congo to progress to the final qualification stage of the Women’s 2010 FIFA World Cup in Germany. The DRC won the first