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Official host city for the 2010 FIFA World Cup^TM

Soweto sights

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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The bustle of the Bara Taxi Rank Download hi-res version	The artistic side of the Bara Taxi Rank Download hi-res version
Kliptown landmark: remembering the Freedom Charter Download hi-res version	Outside the Kliptown Museum Download hi-res version
Street scene, Kliptown Download hi-res version	Eating out in Soweto at Nambitha's, Orlando Download hi-res version
Along Old Potch Road, the main entrance to Soweto Download hi-res version	A familiar sight in Soweto, the old cooling towers in Orlando Download hi-res version
The Walter Sisulu Square in Kliptown Download hi-res version	Trading in Soweto Download hi-res version
The beautiful game is played no matter where you are Download hi-res version	Football, Soweto style Download hi-res version
Soweto street scene: business Download hi-res version	The transport hub near Chris Hani Download hi-res version
The ritzy Maponya Mall in Klipspruit Download hi-res version	Welcome to Kliptown Download hi-res version
Kicking back at Nambitha's in Orlando Download hi-res version
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City of Johannesburg: 2010 Office

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Official brochures

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Overview of Joburg's 2010 Programme [3Mb]

City of Gold goes Green [3Mb]

Case studies

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Report 1: June 2008 [3Mb]