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World Cup

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FIFA accused of blocking condom distribution, safe-sex information during World Cup

By Don Clyde | June 10, 2010

HIV prevention groups and the South African government will raise awareness by giving out hundreds of millions of free condoms during World Cup.

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Condoms at the ready, South Africa prepares for crush of prostitutes

By Newsdesk.org Staff | March 29, 2010

One billion condoms may not be enough for South Africa’s World Cup matches in June. With 40,000 prostitutes from Africa and Eastern Europe said to be headed to the world’s biggest HIV/AIDS battleground, there are warnings of “a potential HIV time bomb.”

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Arts take a hit in South Africa World Cup

By Newsdesk.org Staff | February 1, 2010

A promise by the South African government to fund an ambitious, $2 million arts project in connection with next summer’s World Cup has gone the way of the wind.

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