Royal Bafokeng Stadium
SPORTS INFRASTRUCTURE
Dozens of events lined up for Royal Bafokeng stadium
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By the end of the year, the Royal Bafokeng stadium, located in the village of Phokeng, in the North West province, will have hosted six 2010 FIFA World Cup matches, 12 Premier Soccer League (PSL) games involving Platinum Stars (the Bafokeng’s...
By: Dennis Ndaba
13 Aug 10
INFRASTRUCTURE
When the sun sets on the World Cup, will host cities be ready to sweat their new assets?
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The debate on whether the R33-billion spent by government to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup has been worth the expense has been all but crowded out by the fact that South Africans have embraced the tournament with joyful abandon – indeed, very...
By: Dennis Ndaba
02 Jul 10
SPORTS INFRASTRUCTURE
When the sun sets on the 2010 World Cup, will the host cities be ready to sweat their new sporting assets?
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The debate on whether the R33-billion spent by government to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup has been worth the expense and has been all but crowded out by the fact that South Africans have embraced the tournament with joyful abandon - indeed, very...
By: Dennis Ndaba
02 Jul 10
FIFA WORLD CUP
FanRide partners with Melrose Arch for World Cup transport
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Johannesburg’s mixed-use precinct Melrose Arch and transport company, FanRide, are offering international tourists coming to the 2010 FIFA World Cup, as well as local sports fans and corporates, a transport shuttle service to and from five...
By: Chanel de Bruyn
01 Jun 10
FIFA WORLD CUP – 1
South Africa’s stadiums are ready and impressive to boot
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After a five-day tour involving seven flights and 26 busses to nine host cities in seven provinces with 114 fellow members of the media, Engineering News can attest that South Africa is ready to host the 2010 World Cup.
By: Dennis Ndaba
19 Mar 10
STADIUM INFRASTRUCTURE
Green light for 2010 stadiums sound system
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Sub Saharan Africa’s black-empowered professional audio and lighting company, TDC Prosound says the sound system is 98% complete in nine of the ten stadiums that will be used for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
By: Dennis Ndaba
12 Mar 10
WORLD CUP
LOC, FIFA confident SA will be ready to host World Cup
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Local Organising Committee (LOC) CEO Dr Danny Jordaan has "no doubt" that South Africa's preparations for the FIFA World Cup - about 100 days away - are going according to plan and that all tickets will be sold.
"We are comfortable with the...
By: Dennis Ndaba
01 Mar 10
All
Royal Bafokeng stadium upgrade, South Africa
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Some upgrades have been proposed for the Royal Bafokeng stadium to achieve complete compliance with the 2010 FIFA World Cup stadium-design guidelines.
By: Tamsyn Graumann
12 Feb 10
Electricity
Eskom switched on for Confederations Cup
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In June, South Africa will host the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup and state-owned electricity utility Eskom is confident that the soccer spectacular will go ahead without any interruptions to the power supply.
Tournaments will take place at four...
By: Janice Healing
15 May 09
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