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: PR WatchWorkers Left Behind at the World Cup
By Ross Wolfarth
The 2010 World Cup in South Africa was going to be a shining moment for Africa, but things haven?t exactly gone according to plan. Of the tournament?s six African teams, all but Ghana have been eliminated early. Half-empty stadiums early in the tournament suggest that the glittering architectural showpieces of the World Cup will quickly become albatrosses. A team of foreigners will leave South Africa with a trophy, and soccer?s international master, FIFA will make billions. The people of South Africa will receive far less. The disappointments of the World Cup are clearest in the sad saga of Stallion Security.
Full post as published by PR Watch on June 29, 2010 (boomark / email).
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