Durban, South Africa
South Africa
Durban, South Africa spans 1039 connections with 10420 other places across 28 topics, led by sports, government, and music. Its rugby and athletics links reach London, England, Cape Town, and India. The city hosted the 2010 FIFA World Cup at Moses Mabhida Stadium and holds UNESCO's first City of Literature designation in Africa. The Port of Durban, the busiest port city in sub-Saharan Africa, drives many of its transportation connections, while film festivals and electronic dance music extend its cultural reach.
Paddy Roberts (songwriter)
Connects Durban, South Africa to: South Africa
Dalton Conyngham
Connects Durban, South Africa to: South Africa | Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
Chad Keegan
Connects Durban, South Africa to: Chad | Johannesburg, South Africa
Claude Carter
Connects Durban, South Africa to: Australia | South Africa
Jonathan Fellows-Smith
Connects Durban, South Africa to: Oxford, England | South Africa
Sven Koenig (cricketer)
Connects Durban, South Africa to: Cape Town, South Africa | Gauteng
Mafika Gwala
Connects Durban, South Africa to: Manchester, England | Mpumalanga
Tyron Henderson
Connects Durban, South Africa to: South Africa | Highveld
Tom Kirkwood
Connects Durban, South Africa to: Newcastle, Australia | Soma, Turkey
Sidney Martin
Connects Durban, South Africa to: Oxford, England | South Africa
Brad Moses
Connects Durban, South Africa to: Amsterdam, Netherlands | Enfield, United Kingdom
Noel Carbutt
Connects Durban, South Africa to: India | South Africa