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CAF takes centralised approach to World Cup rights - 21st September 2011

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has confirmed the adoption of a centralised model for its marketing and broadcast rights to the 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.

CAF REVEAL 2010 AFRICAN NATIONS CUP SHORTLIST - 14th May 2006

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has unveiled its shortlist to host the 2010 African Nations Cup.

INDIAN CRICKET REACHES OUT - 15th March 2006

Nimbus Communications Limited, the global media rights partner of the BCCI, has agreed TV deals for terrestrial broadcasts of Indian cricket across a number of African countries.

NAMIBIA TO HOST ICC INTERCONTINENTAL CUP - 6th April 2005

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced that Namibia will host the semi-finals and final of the ICC Intercontinental Cup 2005.

BERLIN TO HOST 2009 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - 6th December 2004

Berlin will host the 2009 World Championships in Athletics after seeing off challenges from Split and Valencia.

KENYAN REBELS TOLD TO PAY TAX - 16th November 2004

The Kenyan Cricket Association (KCA) has ruled out a "serious dispute" with rebel players who are demanding full payment of prize money from the 2003 World Cup and ICC Champions Trophy before agreeing a new deal.

ICC signs host deal - 30th April 2004

The official host agreement, bringing cricket’s ICC Trophy to Ireland in 2005, has been signed.

ICC Zimbabwe decision due - 10th December 2002

Cricket governing body the ICC is set to unveil its findings following its recent trip to Zimbabwe which will confirm whether or not the country will host part of the 2003 Cricket World Cup.

UAE wants ICC trophy matches replayed - 4th October 2001

United Arab Emirates cricket authorities demanded yesterday that all of their team's matches in the ICC Trophy be replayed because two of their top players were refused entry into Canada.

NAMIBIA IN WORLD CUP RACE ROW SHOCK - 28th September 2001

Namibia's participation in this year's World Cup could be in danger because of an escalating race row, a leading Namibian official said today.