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The contest is part of the flag football "in a national campaign for public support and excitement in anticipation of the FIFA Confederations Cup 2009 and World Cup 2010.
In the 2010 National Communication Association, of the organizations participating in a communication to the football mega-event in South Africa, aimed at the distribution of more than 47 million FOC South Africa through various campaigns, at a time when the World Cup begins in June 2010 .
"Our flag is a symbol of unity and pride, and we are playing a role, South African flag with pride, through the eyes of world on us," Margaret Dingalo International Marketing of South Africa, said before the election campaign over the past week.
"The FIFA Confederations Cup 2009 starts with less than 100 days and the tension is building," said Dingalo. "We must help the enthusiasm and patriotism, and recognition on the part of South Africa for Bafana Bafana and the organization as a whole."
Face-painted figures in South Africa with a flag t-shirts and makarapas, a football fan hat, which is unique in South Africa, delivery is free flags Tollgate houses, garages and airports across the country during the long Easter weekend.
For South African football a big brand of fish, an official of the campaign, Confederations Cup and World Cup much more than football, that "the possibility of life in South Africa and Africa as a whole.
"We are raising the flag of unity, unity at the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup and 2010 FIFA World Cup joyful, memorable event," said Fish. "Fly your flag and show the world the warmth and spirit of South Africa."
2010 members of the National Association of Communication include International Marketing SA tourism South Africa, FIFA World Cup 2010 Local Organizing Committee, Department of Culture and Art, South African Airways, with the pride of South Africa, as well as several other organizations, the private sector and civil society.
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