From the moment The Fader landed in Johannesburg last week, their senses have had little rest. From the morning football in the streets to the parties at night and all the people they met in between, they weren't actually sure they had a chance to sleep. Today marks the moment they shared some actual visual evidence thereof—specifically, the very first episode of their Pitch Perfect documentary series in collaboration with Nike Sportswear. It’s an introduction to the South Africa they have just met, as seen and felt during their first few days in the country’s largest metropolis. In addition to feeling as though you’re on the ground there with them, you’ll also catch glimpses of some of the faces, scenes and vibrations they will revisit as the series progresses. So without further ado, this is South Africa now, alive and kicking.
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Sunday, June 26, 2011
Nike Sportswear and The FADER Present Pitch Perfect, Episode 1: Welcome to South Africa
From the moment The Fader landed in Johannesburg last week, their senses have had little rest. From the morning football in the streets to the parties at night and all the people they met in between, they weren't actually sure they had a chance to sleep. Today marks the moment they shared some actual visual evidence thereof—specifically, the very first episode of their Pitch Perfect documentary series in collaboration with Nike Sportswear. It’s an introduction to the South Africa they have just met, as seen and felt during their first few days in the country’s largest metropolis. In addition to feeling as though you’re on the ground there with them, you’ll also catch glimpses of some of the faces, scenes and vibrations they will revisit as the series progresses. So without further ado, this is South Africa now, alive and kicking.
Friday, June 4, 2010
Monday, April 26, 2010
ADIDAS :: GOLDEN BALL
David Beckham might have been ruled out of the World Cup finals with injury but England will still have a golden ball (singular) in their sights in South Africa.
Today, adidas unveil the ball that will be used in the World Cup final on Sunday 11 July at Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg. The adidas Jo’bulani is a one-off gold-coloured version of the official tournament ball, the Jabulani.
It is the second time that adidas has designed a special ball for the final, after the Teamgeist Berlin ball was used in the final between Italy and France in 2006.
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