The 2010 legacy
World Cup mobisite launched
14 June 2010
The Government Communication and Information System has launched its official 2010 Fifa World Cup website on a mobile platform, allowing fans access to football information from their mobile phones.
• Exciting start to World Cup
Exciting start to World Cup
11 June 2010
The 2010 Fifa World Cup opening ceremony showcased the vibrancy of Africa and the diversity of South Africa. Thousands of fans packed into Soccer City in Soweto to witness the official opening of the first football World Cup ever to take place on African soil.
• World Cup starts on a high note
Flying the South African flag
11 June 2010
The 2010 Fifa World Cup has hit South Africa, and the country's striking six-colour national flag is everywhere – wrapped around buildings, on car windows, radio aerials and rear-view mirrors, lining the highways and flying outside homes from suburbs to townships.
• Fly the Flag campaign launched
World Cup background resources
Last Updated on 12 July 2010 11 June 2010
All you need to know about the 2010 Fifa World Cup in one place: media toolkit, frequent questions, host cities, stadiums, tournament history, South Africa's national squad, team statistics, high-resolution photos, Fan Fest info, health, transport …
World Cup begins on a high note
11 June 2010
African talent was the highlight of the evening at the 2010 Fifa World Cup Kickoff Concert, held on the eve of Africa’s greatest sporting event - and so was the pervading spirit of unity, goodwill and excitement.
• World Cup concert on song
The vuvuzela: Bafana’s 12th man
10 June 2010
Some find it quite annoying, and others even want it banned from stadiums, but South Africans love it dearly: it spurs the crowds on and is the very best local way to show support for Bafana Bafana – it’s the vuvuzela, and it’s here to stay.
• Bafana frenzy grips the nation
Gallery: United for Bafana Bafana
10 June 2010
Johannesburg rang with the sound of vuvuzela trumpets on Wednesday 9 June as fans from the township of Soweto to the glitzy commercial centre of Sandton took to the streets to show their support for Bafana Bafana, the country's national football team.
• Gallery: Mandela meets Bafana Bafana
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