Hum Vuvuzela Up To The Presidential Palace Of South Africa

Vuvuzela back formations of South Africa through the game when they face Uruguay. I was so hard, until you hear the hum vuvuzela to Union Building, the presidential palace of South Africa.

Coinciding with the second match-Bafana Bafana face Uruguay in Versfield Loftus, Pretoria, I had the opportunity came to the office of President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, who is located in the Arcadia area.

Union Building, once known as South African president's office, previously open to the public when Nelson Mandela took the presidency. However, when Thabo Mbeki in power, he decided to close and fence off some areas of the complex of the president's job. The policy continues today.

As a result I can only enjoy the Union Building is just from the outside only. The condition is clearly not satisfactory, especially the air force night I had to fight hard against the cold temperatures near zero degrees centigrade.

But these great lighting system and the Union Building can be a little treat that I feel disappointment. Moreover, right in front of the main building I could see the ornate Pretoria City lights at night.

To the surprise of my arrival in the Union Building there vuvuzela voice that still sounded quite strong. Indeed when it coincides with the second game in South Africa 2010 World Cup, Bafana Bafana-fighting in Lotus Versveld.

To note, the distance between the Union Building with Loftus far enough. It took about 10 minutes if using a car in normal condition with the distance of about three kilometers.

Is President Zuma to interfere with the sound vuvuzela? Maybe the sound is not to go into his office, but received news of the defeat 0-2 Steven Piennar cs is almost certain to make her sleep less soundly.