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Cape Town to Add R30 Million Roof to DHL Stadium to Host UFC

Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has announced that the City of Cape Town is planning to add a temporary roof to DHL Cape Town Stadium at a cost of around R30 million to host more events that require an ‘indoor’ venue.

Hill-Lewis says the plan comes after Cape Town’s proposal to host South African UFC champ Dricus du Plessis’s next match, which requires an indoor venue.

Four temporary roof options have so far been flouted by city engineers, and it seems the roof might be constructed as soon as March 2025 – if the plan is approved by ‘broader government entities’.

“Our engineering teams have already come up with four options, all of which work but have different costs and have…

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