April 29, 2010 Comment?

World Cup Match-fixing

One consequence of speaking to people in the tourism industry is an acute appreciation for exactly how badly FIFA and its marketing partner, Match, are exploiting South Africans, and giving South Africa a bad reputation for international guests into the bargain. Here’s the column: Who’s ripping off whom?

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