If you’re in Joburg, it’d be a waste to miss out on a tour of the vibrant township of Soweto. The place is packed with history, high spirits and hot spots.
The loud blaring around the stadium is the sound of South African football – the vuvuzela. And the brightly coloured plastic trumpet is standard equipment if you’re a football fan.
The City of Joburg is partnering with the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ organisers in an innovative and ambitious environmental programme that aims to leave a positive environmental legacy long after the 2010 tournament.
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SOCCER City is shaping
up to be a unique venue, designed to look like an African pot being warmed by
flames from a pit of fire.
11 June 2010 - 11 July 2010
Vision to be the best ever
Joburg plays a crucial role in 2010, and the City aims to make it the best World Cup yet.
Leaving a legacy
The 2010 FIFA World Cup™ will leave a legacy that lives beyond the actual event.
Football business
Opportunities abound in the city for budding entrepreneurs or established businesses.
A green agenda
More trees, clean rivers and green playing fields
are some of the long-lasting benefits from the 2010 FIFA World Cup that
Joburg’s residents will enjoy.
IT'S finally finished - Soccer City has celebrated its roof-wetting with a huge braai to thank everyone for their hard work.
WITHIN a few weeks, Soccer City
will be ready for its trial run ahead of the World Cup. The seats are in and
the grass is growing.
SOCCER City is shaping
up to be a unique venue, designed to look like an African pot being warmed by
flames from a pit of fire.
