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Soccer Hero Namesakes

During the 1994 Soccer World Cup, many parents named their children after football legends of that time. The likes of Romario, Silva, Henry and Ronaldinho inspired mothers and fathers to give their children a legacy that they might one day live up to.

By Samantha Reinders - 9 December 2010 - Photo

Congolese Car Guards

The car guarding industry evolved in South Africa out of the plight of the unemployed, coupled with the increasing levels of crime, particularly motor theft. The majority of the car guards in this area are Congolese immigrants.

By Nikki Rixon - 9 December 2010 - Photo

Ghetto Talent

18-year-old Mansazi Fataki demonstrates a commitment to football that would rival any professional player’s.

By Joseph Moura - 1 December 2010 - Photo

Beach Artists

Artists such as the talented South African Vusi Ndlovu, or visiting Mozambiquan artist, Maurice Jacke, use the beach as their backdrop for showcasing their works of art related to soccer.

By Jean Pierre Kepseu - 16 November 2010 - Photo

Bodybuilder bouncer

Following in the footsteps of businessmen, bodybuilders from around Africa hoped to cash in during the 2010 FIFA World Cup. But just how did they intend to capitalise on this unique opportunity?

By Espera Donouvossi - 9 November 2010 - Photo

Football for Hope

A soccer festival in Alexandra Township took place in which thirty-two teams of young people from disadvantaged communities around the world came together for the tournament that was organised to raise awareness for social issues.

By Jean Pierre Kepseu - 4 November 2010 - Photo

Traditional Healers

A sangoma initiation ceremony.

By Nikki Rixon - 2 November 2010 - Passion and belief, Photo

Mulenga at Home

Jacob Mulenga returns home to visit family and friends.

By Richard Mulonga - 30 October 2010 - Photo