It's quite amazing how a simple plastic horn has gone from being relatively unknown outside of South Africa to probably the most talked about and loved/hated, in a Marmite sort of way, "instrument" in a matter of days.
Despite a lot of complaining and calls for it to be banned from the rest of the world cup, thankfully rejected, I think…
Just when I was considering ordering a couple of big boxes of vuvuzelas to resell in the UK, I find out Sainsburys are shipping in over 50000 vuvuzelas and they'll be undercutting the price I was considering (I'm not going to reveal my hand) when they go on sale in May for £2 a pop. Lets hope they've got a …
After lengthy discussions with the 2010 Local Organising Committee (LOC), FIFA have finally relented and have opted to allow the vuvuzela and the makarapa to be wielded and worn inside the stadiums during the 2009 Confederations Cup and 2010 World Cup.
This last bit is fantastic news. Africa's first hosted world cup can now actually have an African feel that I…
Check it out, if you drop to Streetview anywhere in South Africa on Google Maps, the little Streetview man is playing a vuvuzela...
