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Cycling awareness event in Gugulethu
19 September 2012 | ARTICLE
Mary-Jane Matsolo
...Stadium where more riders joined. They then proceeded to Heideveld where more people joined. They then cycled to Gugulethu and ended at Pisto’s Pub, where there was a braai, drinks and speeches. It al...
City explains its sports field plans
29 August 2012 | ARTICLE
Tariro Washinyira
...Stadium - 1 field ( part of the Athletic track ) Cricket Oval - 2 fields Site B - 3 fields We are aware that this number of fields is not sufficient for the number o...
Deadly highway soccer game
22 August 2012 | ARTICLE
Tariro Washinyira
...stadium. Twala emphasised that their ground is very bad, dangerous and not cost effective as they have to buy a new ball every week. They are always losing balls to the vehicles which rip them open wh...
Fortune: “Nothing beats playing for your country in the World Cup.”
22 August 2012 | ARTICLE
Margo Fortune
...stadium (Athlone). I used to play football every day next to the flats with my friends but I also loved competing against older players in my area. I just wanted to be the best and I wasn’t afra...
Where do the children play?
22 August 2012 | ARTICLE
GroundUp Editor
...stadiums for the world cups; we surely can do better at providing basic sports facilities for youth. And they are not just needed for children, but for adults too. Extramural activities should not be ...
The forgotten history of workers’ Olympics
13 August 2012 | ARTICLE
Terry Bell
...stadium, but the German dictator’s legacy lives on, not only in that national songs replaced the Olympic anthem, but also in the much lauded torch relay and the lighting of the Olympic flame. The Nazi...
“We’ll come back to Cape Town” - Manchester United players
25 July 2012 | ARTICLE
Margo Fortune
...stadium was filled with red because this is the colour of both Ajax and United. On Saturday, even though it was wet and rainy in Cape Town, supporters participated in the fan walk to the Cape Town sta...
Cape Town’s informal rubbish dumps
16 April 2012 | ARTICLE
Mary-Anne Gontsana
...stadium has grown to the point that residents are unable to walk on the pavement. Rubble, broken garbage bags, bottles and even baby nappies lie about. Other street corners in the township have also ...