Organizers of the 2010 World Cup greeted FIFA inspectors with a united front Monday after weekend reports of internal rifts.
Irvin Khoza, chairman of the local organizing committee, said a front page story in South Africa's Sunday Times - under the headline "2010 Turmoil" - was a fabrication and denied a serious rift with organizing chief Danny Jordaan.
The Sunday Times, quoting anonymous sources, said the organizing committee was split between the two men, and that Jordaan had also clashed with communications chief Tim Modise.
Modise stressed his commitment to the organizers Monday, as did Khoza.
Electricity shortages in many parts of South Africa are also expected to be on the agenda.
South Africa will be the first African nation to host the World Cup.
FIFA and local organizers have repeatedly denied rumors that the tournament might be moved elsewhere.
"This World Cup can never fail," said Khoza, adding that "many sacrifices" had already been made.
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