Durbanization

[...] time I saw the Calabash up close. It was impressive! I still like the design of Moses Mabhida Stadium back home and think it’s the best. People were still milling around outside getting [...]

[...] ready for their match against local team Amazulu F.C. the next day, 18 July 2012 at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban. Some of the players that will be coming down with the 19 times English Premier [...]

[...] to the sport, Makhaya Ntini. This was the first international cricket match at the Moses Mabhida Stadium. The crowd, 50000 strong, couldn’t stop cheering as a golf car took Ntini around the [...]

[...] the friendly T20 match between India and South Africa’s Proteas today at the Moses Mabhida Stadium. This will be the first cricket match to be played at this world class sports venue [...]

[...] ! The other two guys were quite skinny and didn't stand a chance against me! I wolfed down the bunny chow and downed my Coke like I had been starving for days on a deserted island! What did I win? A [...]

[...] far ahead of the pack that none of the other teams stand a chance of catching them! Surely Sebastian Vettel is getting bored being out in the front leaving all the action behind him in nearly every [...]

[...] Sebastian Vettel showed who's boss when he comfortably won the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on Sunday. [...]

[...] season and that means Tottenham Hotspurs don't qualify as they finished fourth in the Barclays Premier League. But all in all we had fun. The atmosphere Upstairs was great and Spiga food is always [...]

[...] This had to be the most exciting football weekend this season of the Barclays Premier League! Both Manchester teams anihilated both North London teams. Manchester City beat a [...]

[...] Carroll and Maxi Rodriquez making the magic happen LFC will be a strong contender for the Barclays Premier League and the FA Cup! One ref won't make a difference if you play good football! I wouldn't [...]

[...] a roadtrip to Johannesburg, straight to Park Station where we boarded the train to Soweto and FNB Stadium. It was a long 6 hour drive but rest stops and the thought of seeing Coldplay live! Getting a [...]

[...] a roadtrip to Johannesburg, straight to Park Station where we boarded the train to Soweto and FNB Stadium. It was a long 6 hour drive but rest stops and the thought of seeing Coldplay live! Getting a [...]

[...] and the rights to brag that I'm the bunny eating champion of Durban! Cafe India won the best bunny in Durban. I tasted it during the competition. I thought it tasted great but it lacked in spice as it [...]