The World Cup 2010 Unit wants residents of the province to be both informed and excited about what will be happening during the event.
Not everyone will be able to get tickets to watch a 2010 FIFA World Cup game in a stadium. That is why the World Cup 2010 Unit will be creating what we are calling "FanJols".
The 2010 FIFA World Cup has the potential to generate a lot of push factor tourism from the Host City for the rest of the Western Cape.
All types of sports are honoured with these awards. There are also awards dedicated specifically to disabled sportsmen and women.
About 25 000 government officials try their hand at soccer, mini-cricket, volleyball, tug of war and athletics during the sports days for government officials held by Sport and Recreation Services.
The Western Cape is a much-loved sports destination globally. This becomes clear when you consider that Sport and Recreation Services hosts between 25 and 30 major events every year.
The World Cup 2010 Unit is ensuring that suitable volunteers are selected and trained before the event.