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World Cup for SA street children

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A charity which looks after South African street children says it fears they will be rounded up by the authorities, when the 2010 World Cup begins.

To highlight the concern, Durban-based Umthombo will be hosting another international tournament to run alongside the main event.

Tom Hewitt explains what will happen next June.

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