SOUTH AFRICA 2010 ACCOMMODATION
Officials from the Union of European Football (UEFA) have praised South Africa’s readiness for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, saying that they believe the event will be a success. The words of praise followed a presentation by 2010 Organising Committee Chief Danny Jordaan at the UEFA Congress in Copenh...
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By Nelson Kgwete Queenstown - Most towns and cities in South Africa will not host 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup and World Cup matches, however, local residents still stand a chance to benefit either directly or indirectly from the historic soccer tournaments. This was one of the messages the Easter...
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The City of Durban experienced a festival of lights on Valentines Day as fireworks decorated the night sky in celebration of the completion of the signature arch of the Moses Mabhida Stadium. The celebrations, which were attended by City dignitaries as well as LOC officials, saw the lights of the ...
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With just under 500 days to go until kick-off of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, optimism surrounding South Africa’s role as host of the world’s premier football competition appears to be riding at a high level in the nation. Market research commissioned by FIFA suggests that three out of every four pe...
The City of Durban experienced a festival of lights on Valentines Day as fireworks decorated the night sky in celebration of the completion of the signature arch of the Moses Mabhida Stadium. The celebrations, which were attended by City dignitaries as well as LOC officials, saw the lights of the stadium and the arch being switched on for the first...
By Kagiso Metswamere Mafikeng - The Royal Bafokeng stadium in Rustenburg, which is to host matches for the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup and 2010 FIFA World Cup, is expected to be completed next month. According to the Managing Director of the Bafokeng Royal Sports Holdings, George Khunou, the stadium is 90 percent complete with the rest of the work...
Progress at Durban’s Moses Mabhida Stadium is moving ahead swiftly as the city prepares to host its share of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. According to Julie-May Ellingson, Head of 2010 Programme, a significant amount of work has been completed in recent months on the more aesthetic elements of the stadium - giving local Durbanites an idea of what their...
By Sydney Masinga Nelspruit - Clean-up operations began on Tuesday after a heavy storm toppled a tower crane and caused additional damage at the construction site of the R1 billion 2010 soccer stadium in Nelspruit. The storm swept through Mpumalanga’s capital city between 3pm and 4pm on Sunday, uprooting trees and damaging buildings, houses and vehicles....
The City of Cape Town has come up with several clever ideas to cover its budget deficit and deal with the escalating construction costs of Green Point Stadium, writes Michael Appel. The metropolitan municipality, like every other 2010 FIFA World Cup host city, has had to deal with rampant increases in the costs of transport, labour and goods since...
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Suburb Town or City: Sandton Type of unit: Hotel & Conference Centre Sleeps: 2 Nearest host city and stadium: Johannesburg (Ellis Park) Distance from stadium: 11-20km Phone (1): +2711 804 3777 Website |
Suburb Town or City: JEFFRIESBAY Type of unit: HOUSE Sleeps: 14 Nearest host city and stadium: Port Elizabeth (Nelson Mandela Bay) Distance from stadium: 65-100km Phone (1): 27834377505 |
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Suburb Town or City: Umhlanga Type of unit: Apatment Sleeps: 4 Nearest host city and stadium: Durban (Moses Mabhida) Distance from stadium: 11-20km Phone (1): +27 82 550 2297 Website |
Suburb Town or City: GORDONS BAY Type of unit: DUPLEX Sleeps: 6 Nearest host city and stadium: Cape Town (Green Point) Distance from stadium: 45-65km Phone (1): 0823083418 |
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