For a long time it was a symbol of oppression, but Soweto has a remarkable spirit of freedom – drink beer at the car wash, “celebrate” at a funeral and watch out for wedding tents in the street.
Workers at Soccer City are proud to be building the stadium, as are the visiting FIFA secretary-general and the head of the Local Organising Committee, Danny Jordaan.
The head of FIFA is expected to speak at Soccerex 2008 about his "6+5" rule and South Africa's preparations for the World Cup.
Vision to be the best ever
Joburg plays a crucial role in 2010, and the City aims to make it the best World Cup yet.
Leaving a legacy
The 2010 FIFA World Cup™ will leave a legacy that lives beyond the actual event.
Football business
Opportunities abound in the city for budding entrepreneurs or established businesses.
A green agenda
More trees, clean rivers and green playing fields
are some of the long-lasting benefits from the 2010 FIFA World Cup that
Joburg’s residents will enjoy.