The 2010 legacy
Out of Africa, something new
14 July 2010
The real contest in the first African World Cup was never going to be won or lost on the field. The stakes were always much higher: it was about radically changing global perceptions of the continent, writes John Battersby from London.
• Watching the World Cup in Europe
2010 Fifa World Cup firsts
13 July 2010
The 2010 Fifa World Cup broke new ground simply by being held on African soil. It was also Spain's first global victory. Those were the most obvious milestones set in South Africa this year, but the rest of the tournament also had a number of firsts on the field, from team results to player landmarks.
• A brief history of the Fifa World Cup
Top marks for SA’s World Cup
13 July 2010
South Africa has come out with flying colours for hosting one of the most successful World Cups of all time.
• SA ablaze as World Cup wraps up
From Football Fridays to Fly the Flag Fridays
13 July 2010
Brand South Africa is to keep the momentum of solidarity and national pride built up in the country during the 2010 Fifa World Cup by morphing its successful Football Fridays campaign into a new Fly the Flag Fridays initiative.
• SA ablaze as World Cup wraps up
Vuvuzela: symbol of the World Cup
12 July 2010
In the space of four weeks the vuvuzela has become the defining sound, shape and buzzword of Africa’s first Fifa World Cup, as John Battersby reports from London.
• Gallery: Vuvuzelas conquer the world!
South Africa ablaze as World Cup wraps up
12 July 2010
As Spain lifted the 2010 Fifa World Cup on the chilly evening of 11 July, South Africans across the country were filled with a sense of pride in a spectacle well hosted.
• World Cup driving SA tourism
Global leaders sing South Africa's praises
12 July 2010
International leaders came out with high praise for South Africa on Sunday, as the country prepared to host the finale of what many have described as the best Fifa World Cup ever.
• 'We rise to any challenge' - Zuma
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