This is a colourful town, painting its name in big, bold strokes. Here’s a selection of my favourite photos. You can use them mahala - for free, dude - but do what’s right and acknowledge the photographer and the City of Johannesburg as copyright holder.
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Excited Joburg football fans are counting down the days, 500 to be exact. As the World Cup approaches, fans, organisers and workers survey the City’s world-class stadiums and they all agree, ‘Viva 2010!’
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A stone’s throw from one of the country’s football crazy townships, Soweto, Soccer City Stadium will host the opening ceremony, and opening and final matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
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Spend a day in the life of Johannesburg; check out these pictures of Joburg going about its business.
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Soweto is the most famous township in South Africa, and the birthplace of a revolution. These pictures round up its iconic landmarks.
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A trip to Joburg is not complete without a trip to Soweto. Here is a township tour, in pictures.
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From mining town to economic heartbeat and cultural capital, the inner city and Newtown are filled with beautiful buildings, iconic landmarks and interesting art. And it’s all here, in pictures.
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Devoted Joburg fans eat football, sleep football, dress football, breathe football. It rules their world - check out these pictures.
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