Kenya
SAA flies to cricket sponsor deal
South African Airways (SAA) has signed a deal with cricket's world governing body the ICC to sponsor the Cricket World Cup in South Africa in 2003.
Cricket World Cup to reach 1.3bn fans
Around 1.3 billion people will watch the 2003 cricket World Cup, the tournament organisers claimed as the fixtures were unveiled this weekend.
ICC approves use of independent venues
The International Cricket Council (ICC) executive board, meeting in Kuala Lumpur this week, has approved the use of independent match venues for international cricket.
Organisation key to soccer success says chief
Soccer standards in East Africa will only improve if national federations are properly organised, the president of the region's football body CECAFA Farah Addo has said.
TWI to represent Kenyan cricket
Trans World International (TWI) has signed a deal with the Kenyan Cricket Association (KCA) to develop television, new media and sponsorship rights.
IOC prepares to hand Olympics to China for first time
After a campaign which will be remembered for human rights demonstrations and a few ill-chosen words about cannibalism, Olympic chiefs will decide the venue of the 2008 Summer Games this week at what is expected to be an historic meeting.
ICC ANNOUNCE TOURNAMENT HOST
Nairobi will host the 2000 International Cricket Council (ICC) one-day knockout tournament between the nine test playing nations, the ICC has confirmed.
SOUTH AFRICA TRIES TO PREVENT ANOTHER STADIUM DISASTER
South African soccer officials are introducing numbered tickets for the World Cup qualifier against Zimbabwe in Johannesburg on Saturday after 43 people died at the city?s Ellis Park stadium last month.
RALLY `NEEDS F1 TV APPROACH?
Former world rally car champion Colin McRae has urged rally chiefs to adopt a Formula One-style approach to television coverage to increase the popularity of the sport.
ICC CHIEF CALLS FOR BIGGER WORLD CUP
Ali Bacher, chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) development committee, has said the number of teams at the 2003 World Cup in South Africa should be increased from 12 to 14.
INDIAN CRICKET GIVEN ICC CUP DEADLINE
Indian cricket chiefs have until today to provide assurances that they can host this year's ICC Cup.
SOCCER BODY DISSOLVED AFTER CRISIS
The Kenyan government has dissolved the country's troubled soccer governing body and suspended all fixtures until new officials are elected later this month.
AFRICA?S SECOND STADIUM TRAGEDY IN LESS THAN A MONTH
Africa?s hopes of hosting the World Cup in 2010 were put on hold after the continent became the victim of a second soccer stadium tragedy in less than a month.
2003 CRICKET WORLD CUP GETS ICC APPROVAL
The International Cricket Council has approved South Africa?s proposals for the format of the 2003 World Cup.
CRICKETERS THREATEN STRIKE OVER CONDITIONS ROW
Kenya's cricket team has given the country's governing body a list of demands and warned of possible strike action if their conditions were not met soon.
KENYA HOSTS INTERNATIONAL SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIP
Kenya is to host an international squash tournament sponsored by Lucozade Sport with 32 contestants from all over the world expected to compete.
OLYMPIC SECURITY "SHARPENED" AFTER U.S. BOMBINGS
Security operations for the Sydney 2000 Olympics have been "sharpened" in response to the bombings of two U.S. embassies in Africa, the Sydney Olympic security commander has said.
SOCCER EVENT TO GO AHEAD DESPITE HEALTH SCARE
The East and Central Senior African Challenge Cup in Uganda will go ahead as planned next month despite the scare over the Ebola virus which has killed more than 60 people, officials in Nairobi confirmed on Tuesday.