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Strike at 2010 World Cup projects enters sixth day

Author: dreamcricket.com Published: 14th Jul 2009 Category: Cricket News
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Johannesburg, July 13 (DPA) A strike by workers at several World Cup stadiums in South Africa entered its sixth day Monday amid signs that a resolution might be close at hand.

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Strike at 2010 World Cup projects enters sixth day

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