• Skip to main content
  • Skip to after header navigation
  • Skip to site footer
My Durban

My Durban

Durban News, Business, Accommodation, Directory

  • Accommodation
    • Showcase your accommodation
    • Beachfront
    • Glenwood
    • Yacht
  • Events
  • Submit News FREE
  • News

Temporary Moses Mabhida Stadium Road Closures for Madiba’s Memorial Service

11 December 2013 by Alan

Thousands of people are expected to attend the eThekwini Municipality’s tribute to former President Nelson Mandela at Durban’s Moses Mabhida Stadium on Friday, 13 December 2013.

In preparation for the event the City will temporarily close and/or restrict traffic at a number of roads, around the Moses Mabhida Stadium.

The closures and restrictions will have an impact on traffic flow and motorists are asked to please plan their trips accordingly.

The City is expecting an excess of 80 000 people who will be attending the memorial service, the majority of whom would be traveling either by bus, taxi or the free train service that will be provided on the day.

Motorists are urged to please bear the possible closures in mind when travelling to and from the stadium area.

The following roads will be temporarily closed and or restricted to traffic for the stadium event from 05h00 on Friday, 13 December 2013:

  1. Masabalala Yengwa (NMR) Ave between Somtseu Road to Smiso Nkwanyana (Goble) Road
  2. Isaiah Ntshangase (Walter Gilbert) Road from Twin Clothing to entrance to Natal Mounted Rifles/Durban Country Club (allowing access to Twin Clothing off Umgeni Road and NMR/DCC off M4 only)
  3. Sandile Thusi (Argyle) Road onramp to Masabalala Yengwa northbound.
  4. Jaco Jackson will be closed at Masabalala Yengwa (access to the rugby stadium and Berea Rovers will be via Smiso Nkwanyana Road)
  5. Battery Beach Road will be closed at the entrance to the swimming pool and mustering field (take note that access control will take place at the traffic circle allowing access only to the pools and for general parking on the mustering fields)
  6. A temporary closure will be implemented on Sandile Thusi between Stalwart Simelane (Stanger) Street and Sylvester Ntuli (Brickhill) Road during mass movement of pedestrians upon arrival and departure.

It is envisaged that the roads above will be open by 19h00 on 13 December 2013. Members of the public arriving on buses will disembark at various sites identified on the plan and walk to the venue. Marshalls will be directing people to and from the Stadium.

The Municipality would like to advise that this event can only accommodate a limited number of people and should the venue become fully occupied, event organisers will be obligated not to allow further admittance for safety and security reasons.

Category: CommunityTag: Brickhill, durban, Marshalls, Moses Mabhida Stadium, Nelson Mandela

About Alan

The one with a “My Complex” – incurable but fun. Grumpy, Cynical, Wise and Idiotic. I can also be found HERE.

Previous Post:Durban in the Newspapers on 11 December 2013
Next Post:How to prevent Swimmer’s Ear

Building Automation, Prepaid Meters and Home Automation Products.

Stratlec offers everything you need to MEASURE, MANAGE and SAVE Electricity

Shop Online

MyZA News

  • How FNB enabled people to join the SGK pyramid scheme
  • Residents lay criminal charges against Theewaterskloof over illegal waste dump
  • Dr Ellis announces Sasol Banyana squad for WAFCON 2026 – South African Football Association
  • State spent R600m to contain 30 June xenophobic action – law enforcement could have prevented it
  • Banyana settled in Morocco with full complement of players ahead of WAFON 2026 – South African Football Association

MyPR News

  • Ster-Kinekor Brings Three Iconic Classics Back to the Big Screen This August
  • Ster-Kinekor Celebrates South African Storytelling With Exclusive Local Film Releases
  • ICASA License Amendment Unlocks HOT 102.7FM’S Next Growth Chapter
  • “The Steel Almost Never Fails First”: SA Manufacturer Reveals Why Spring Mattresses Actually Wear Out – And Publishes Endurance Test Results
  • Everything You Need to Know about the OMODA C9

Cape Town News

  • SA Rugby celebrates iconic Springboks vs All Blacks moments spanning more than 80 years
  • Springbok’s brother responds to South Africans who support the All Blacks
  • Khatron Ke Khiladi 15 release date and time: Full contestants list, OTT platform, and more details of Rohit Shetty’s reality show
  • Stormers XXIII topple Sharks with bonus-point win
  • The Hout Bay guide every Cape Town explorer needs

NMB News

  • Top Honours for NMU Students
  • WC – GQ Are You Ready?
  • Compliance Is Profitable: Why Labour Management Compliance Is Good Business in South Africa’s Construction Industry
  • NMBM Looks to TrackAdapt Project
  • R2 Billion Investment: Babalwa is on it

Copyright © 2026 · All Rights Reserved · Powered by Straton Solar