Curries Fountain Stadium in Durban has been officially declared a Provincial Heritage Site, according to IOL. The stadium was recognised for its historical role in sport, community life and the struggle against racial exclusion. The designation aims to preserve the venue's legacy, which holds significance in South Africa's sporting and social history, ensuring its story is protected for future generations.
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