Moses Mabhida Stadium Durban

Archive for November, 2011

Battery-Car Shuttles for COP17 showcased at stadium

29 November 2011 | News

Zero-emissions battery cars from the Renault-Nissan Alliance will to highlight the benefits of green transport as shuttles for delegates to the 2011 UN Climate Change Conference in Durban. The 17th annual Conference of Parties (known as COP17) opened on Monday 28 November and hopes to "stabilise greenhouse gas concentrations at a level that will prevent dangerous human interference with the climate system". Nissan will showcase its LEAF electric vehicle and Renault's Kangoo Z.E, Fluence Z.E ...

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Telkom Knockout Cup Final comes to Durban

28 November 2011 | Events

Get ready to welcome Bidvest Wits and Orlando Pirates to Durbs and see who takes home the cup - it promises to be quite a clash of the Gauteng giants. Luxury suite packages available call Bongi Ntinga on 031 582 8238. Stand tickets will be on sale through Computicket and Shoprite soon. We’re also giving away 5 pairs of stand tickets so get over to our Facebook page to find out more. Don't let the traffic ruin your night- see our parking planner (pdf) Checkout Telkom Knockout for more fix...

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Orlando Pirates beat Golden Arrows in the Telkom Knockout Cup semis

26 November 2011 | News

Orlando Pirates beat Golden Arrows 3-1 in the Telkom Knockout Cup semi-final played at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday 26 November. Abafana Bes’thende seemed on course to upset the Soweto giants when they surged ahead through Robyn Johannes, but goals from Siyabonga Sangweni, Thulasizwe Mbuyane and Oupa Manyisa guided the Buccaneers into their second successive final in this competition and a fifth Cup Final within the last season and a half. Dillon Sheppard was sent off for Arrows in...

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I Heart Markets for Christmas

23 November 2011 | Events

The popular I Heart market will operate a Christmas market over three weekends in December offering loads of fun and opportunities for unique handmade crafts and authentic designer items to put under the Christmas tree. Get yourself down to the stadium from 9am to 2pm on Saturday 3, 10 and 17 December and discover crafts of joy, handmade treasures and homemade treats. iheartmarket.blogspot.com facebook.com/groups/iheartmarket ...

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Segway Gliding Tours open up at MMS

21 November 2011 | News

The newest attraction at the stadium is Segway Gliding Tours. Adding to the adventure playground feel of the stadium. With an experienced fun-filled tour guide leading the way, you will effortlessly glide to every hot spot of the stadium, offering riders views of historic victories and picture perfect photo opportunities. The knowledgeable Tour Guide will provide you with interesting facts about the stadium, City of Durban and the Segway that will wow both locals and tourists alike. Segway...

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AmaZulu FC vs Moroka Swallows Football

18 November 2011 | Events

AmaZulu supporters were looking at a first victory in the 2011-12 Absa Premiership but their hearts were broken as Moroka Swallows struck late to earn a 1-0 victory at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday night. Ashraf Hendricks stole the show for the visitors after rising high in the area to head home from Lefa Tsutsulupa's cross. Usuthu were the first to strike at goal in the 17th minute as Tangeni Shipahu rose well to meet Goodman Dlamin's free-kick, but his header was blocked by Hendricks...

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AmaZulu FC vs Ajax Cape Town Football

17 November 2011 | Events

Stanton Lewis bagged a brace against his former club Ajax Cape Town to help AmaZulu end a 17-match losing run in the Premiership with a 4-0 victory at Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban on Tuesday night. Lewis, who spent close to eight years with the Urban Warriors, scored in the 31st and 72nd minutes, adding to an own goal from Nazeer Allie and a Tangeni Shipahu strike. The hosts dominated throughout and will be breathing much easier after a torrid 2011, which saw them last win a league game in ...

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