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Egyptian referee

Egypitan army officer Essam Abd El Fatah never wanted to be a referee as a young man. Now nine years after becoming a referee, the lieutenant colonel in the Egyptian army stands at the pinnacle of his football career.

By Hossam Alaidy - 27 July 2010 - Text

Future Black Stars

With the Ghanaian Black Stars making it further than any other African team in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, young boys throughout Ghana have been inspired by the game of football.

By Arnaud Thierry Gouegnon - 21 July 2010 - Photo

Fashion and Football

In Nigeria, there is significant diversity in culture, social standing, fashion and interests. Yet one thing unifies people from all over the massive country: football.

By Mohamed Elmasry - 15 July 2010 - Photo

The Red Stars

Former footballer sets up a soccer academy in the Orange Farm township to invest in the next generation.

By Ahmed Jallanzo - 14 July 2010 - Photo

The history of house music in South Africa

South Africans identify very strongly with house music. More than just a genre, it’s a lifestyle with its own special definition.

By Goitsemang Nkomo - 14 July 2010 - Audio

The economic benefits that Cameroon has experienced from the World Cup

Cameroon’s participation in the 2010 FIFA World Cup helped many traders increase their turnover. The sale of sports gadgets skyrocketed and tenants of licensed premises were satisfied with the influx of customers.

By Anne Mireille Mbiacob Nzouankeu - 14 July 2010 - Text

Sea of Orange

The Dutch fans honour their reputation as some of the world’s most enthusiastic supporters when they dress up for the 2010 FIFA World Cup matches.

By Samantha Reinders - 11 July 2010 - Photo

The Grand Parade

Fans unite during the 2.4km walk to Green Point Stadium.

By Samantha Reinders - 9 July 2010 - Photo

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