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Thank you to all our fellow Awesome South Africans for the most amazing experience of the 2010 World Cup. And now it’s all over – the expectation of the world and the anticipation of each and every South African. South Africa made headlines once again and it wasn’t only about the soccer – it was also amazement; it was praise; it was congratulations and it was celebrations. This World Cup reinforced the saying: We’ve done it before we can do it again. We may take the rollercoaster route and leave things to the 11th hour but wow ...when we get there, we sure make a statement.
From one proud South African to another, thank you for making this all possible.
So read the articles we’ve collected over the years, have a look at what our book has to offer and post a guest comment before you leave....and don’t forget to pass on the magic.
Waka waka eh eh. Feel it. It is here. The time has come but not ended. It is just the beginning.
Like most people, South Africans tend to use the word Ubuntu more than practice it. But something miraculous happened when the 2010 World Cup drew closer. South Africans became Ubuntu people.
Having just arrived home after a ten day tour of following the 2010 FIFA World Cup, I feel privileged and proud to have experienced how as South Africans we have hosted the world over this once in a lifetime experience. The atmosphere in Johannesburg, Soweto, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth and Durban has been fantastic.
Talk about being positive. The 2010 World cup has kick-started all the good feelings among the people of South Africa and shown us once again that although we speak amny languages ans worship in different ways, we are united as South Africans under out multi-coloured flag.
The countdown to the 2010 World Cup is going faster Steven Pienaar moves when he has his eyes on the opposition goal. And talking about opposition goals – the South African Football Association (Safa) is hoping that the new Jabulani ball will be flying into the net for the Bafana Bafana team many times – in fact, they have offered the South African team a million rand for every goal.
