BFA Concludes FIFA MA Referees Course October 7-11, 2010

Nassau, Bahamas – The Bahamas Football Association conducted a five day refresher course for referees in the Bahamas this past weekend. The course, designed to refresh the referees on the laws and application of the Laws of the Game was conducted by BFA Vice President Stan Darville, FIFA Referee Development Officer Ramesh Ramdhan and FIFA Instructor Peter Prendergast.

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BFA Concludes FIFA MA Referees Course October 7-11, 2010

Prime Minister the Rt. Hon. Hubert Ingraham returns from Africa

PM IS BACK – Prime Minister the Rt. Hon. Hubert Ingraham returned to the country Friday, July 2, after a 12-day trip to South Africa, where he attended the FIFA World Cup Games.

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Prime Minister the Rt. Hon. Hubert Ingraham returns from Africa

(Photo) Prime Minister Ingraham and FIFA President Sepp Blatter‏

South Africa – Prime Minister the Rt.

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(Photo) Prime Minister Ingraham and FIFA President Sepp Blatter‏

Acting Prime Minister clarifies false rumour about PM’s health

Acting Prime Minister the Hon. Brent Symonette advised Saturday that reports of the Prime Minister falling ill in South Africa are completely false.

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Prime Minister to attend World Cup in South Africa

Prime Minister Ingraham departs for South Africa on 20th June to attend the World Cup in South Africa at the invitation of the International Football Association (FIFA) and The Bahamas Football Association (BFA). He returns to the Bahamas on 2 July.

Bahamas Football Association Officials Attend FIFA Congress and World Cup Opening

Johannesburg, AFRICA – A delegation from the Bahamas Football Association, comprised of BFA President Anton Sealey, General Secretary Lionel Haven and Vice President Pierre Lafleur travelled to Johannesburg, South Africa for the 60 th FIFA Congress and the Opening Ceremonies for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. As is always done, CONCACAF took the opportunity to convene a meeting of its members present to discuss the agenda for the FIFA Congress, and also to allow nine of the countries bidding for the 2018 and 2022 FIFA World Cups. Representatives from the Bid Committees of Korea, Spain and Portugal (joint bid), Australia, Japan, United States, Holland and Belgium, England, Qatar and Russia all made presentations on their desire to be considered as host for either the 2018 or the 2022 FIFA World Cup

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Bahamas Football Association Officials Attend FIFA Congress and World Cup Opening