Vuvuzela South Africa

Join in the 2010 World Cup fun and get your Vuvuzela for iPhone.

Virtual Vuvuzela

This virtual vuvuzela will make you imagine you are in a crowd of passionate African football fans, cheering their team and celebrating the beautiful game. So download your free Vuvuzela 2010 the only vuvuzela app for the iPod Touch and iPhone.

There is a warning, though, the use of the 2010 Vuvuzela for iPhone could just become addictive.

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Now we know that the call has been sounded – the mighty elephant has blown the vuvuzela and is saying “bring it on”.

Well I guess we don’t know what the elephant is saying, but we know that when the elephant blows the vuvuzela, it’s time to march in body and spirit towards Soccer City where we will cheer on our warriors with the round ball with the beautiful noise of our vuvuzelas. Unite Mzansi Unite! Shapa Bafana Shapa!

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The moment has come for Mzansi to stand up and create history. Let us unite with the sound of vuvuzelas today at 12 noon.

Lets go out there and do what Mzansi does best… blow our Vuvuzelas and show our support of Bafana Bafana and for the 2010 World Cup.

Vuvuzela Moment

“Vuvuzela moment” is an initiative which will bring Mzansi to a standstill, make the world stand up and take notice of Mzansi’s pride, its own heritage!

On the 9th of June 2010, 2 days before kick-off at exactly 12 o’clock, for 5 minutes, stop what you are doing, get your Vuvuzelas, and blow on it like never before. If you are in the car, hoot and let the sound be heard from Cape to Mpumalanga to KwaZulu-Natal and from KwaZulu-Natal to Limpopo!

SATSA

The Southern Africa Tourism Services Association (SATSA) is inviting the travel industry to join them on June 9, two days before kick-off, for five minutes at 12h00 to blow your vuvuzelas like never before.

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Learn to blow a vuvuzela with Sir Richard Branson and instructors Vusi and TK.

Buy a Vuvuzela

Come on, time is short. You need to go out and buy a vuvuzela and get some practice before the matches. Its not as easy as it looks to make the right sound.

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With just over a week to go to kickoff, all I want to know is: Is your car naked? Do you have mirror socks? In keeping with the World Cup vibe, every self-respecting patriotic South African should have his side mirrors clad in the colors of our beautiful flag.

(I suppose one should exclude esCapeTown from this, as they live there in DA land and don’t seem to have the feeling- but maybe there are a few Capetonians who understand the meaning of Ke Nako! Check out Cape Town Buzz and Cape Town Magazine.

Mirror Socks

So back to the mirror socks -  you can order them online – I see they are R90 – don’t know if that include post and packaging. Mirror Socks are just one of the many elements of World Cup memorabilia, like the vuvuzelas.

Or just get your perfect mirror socks next to the road or at the traffic lights – Here in Durban they cost about R50 or R60.

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