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How Curries Fountain became a landmark of South African sport and politics

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By Leonard B. Rosenberg, Sumboornam Moodley, Goolam Vahed
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Heritage site Leonard Rosenberg, Sumboornam Moodley and Goolam Vahed|Published 5 minutes ago Curries Fountain. Image: Supplied THE name of the Curries Fountain sports field, popularly known as “Curries”, has its origins in the 1870s when a waterworks, which was Durban’s first reliable water source, was situated in the area. Although the waterworks and tower named Currie’s Fountain had long ceased to exist, the name remained (spelt without the ’s) when the area became a sports ground.
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