http://lizatlancaster.co.za/blog/58 Sun, 09 Dec 2012 07:45:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://lizatlancaster.co.za/blog/58/comment-page-1#comment-302 Soccer works its magic again | Mon, 13 Sep 2010 08:02:56 +0000 http://lizatlancaster.co.za/blog/58#comment-302 [...] women doing a ‘Conga’ shimmy in the aisle, the spectator gear and makarapas [see http://lizatlancaster.co.za/blog/58 ] , and the sheer electric enthusiasm and positive energy which permeated the whole stadium.  [...] [...] women doing a ‘Conga’ shimmy in the aisle, the spectator gear and makarapas [see http://lizatlancaster.co.za/blog/58  , and the sheer electric enthusiasm and positive energy which permeated the whole stadium.  [...]

]]> http://lizatlancaster.co.za/blog/58/comment-page-1#comment-154 Mohini Ramlagan Fri, 26 Feb 2010 07:18:47 +0000 http://lizatlancaster.co.za/blog/58#comment-154 I think that the positive and negative comments surrounding the in/famous vuvuzela is often left to the individuals themselves. We should possibly, to avoid conflict, set up an area allocated to the vuvuzela carrying fans, and designate the opposite side to those you wish to not have anything to do with them. That way all can be spectators and enjoy I think that the positive and negative comments surrounding the in/famous vuvuzela is often left to the individuals themselves. We should possibly, to avoid conflict, set up an area allocated to the vuvuzela carrying fans, and designate the opposite side to those you wish to not have anything to do with them. That way all can be spectators and enjoy

]]> http://lizatlancaster.co.za/blog/58/comment-page-1#comment-10 Anitra Nettleton Sat, 20 Jun 2009 20:32:52 +0000 http://lizatlancaster.co.za/blog/58#comment-10 The Venda-speakers used in the past to use a Kudu horn which they called a "Phalaphala" to sumonds people (and the ancestors) to important events at the Kings' vhakhoro (sing Khoro). They had not replaced the Kudu horn with a vuvuzela when I last checked. But there are not enough Kudu around to provide the number of horns we seem to need at soccer matches. Yet it would be nice to think that the ancestors might be around when summonsed by Bafana supporters. The Venda-speakers used in the past to use a Kudu horn which they called a “Phalaphala” to sumonds people (and the ancestors) to important events at the Kings’ vhakhoro (sing Khoro). They had not replaced the Kudu horn with a vuvuzela when I last checked. But there are not enough Kudu around to provide the number of horns we seem to need at soccer matches. Yet it would be nice to think that the ancestors might be around when summonsed by Bafana supporters.

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