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Branded_id | APN310204 |
Model Release | MR-NON |
Title | South African soccer World Cup: Recycling Waste |
Collections | Independent Photographers |
Credit Line | Andrew Esiebo / Africa Media Online |
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Bit Depth | 24 |
Pixel Size | 3400 x 2267 |
Populated | 1 |
Media Type | image |
Dpi | 240 |
Compressed File Size | 1180672 |
Colour Components | 3 |
Property Release | PR-NON |
Orientation | landscape |
Browse_path | african.pictures/Twenty Ten/Andrew Esiebo |
Subcollections | Andrew Esiebo |
Media Id | 12_11984 |
Creation_date | 2010-07-05T08:27:33 |
Royalty Free | no |
Ingestion_path | african.pictures/Twenty Ten/Andrew Esiebo |
Country | South Africa |
Description | Brick Mololo, former South Africa football legend and ANC activist, works in Orange Farm as a waste collector. He gets ready for a day's work. The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. (Andrew Esiebo/Twenty Ten/Africa Media Online) |
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Model_release | MR-NON |
Credit_line | Andrew Esiebo / Africa Media Online |
Bit_depth | 24 |
Pixel_size | 3400 x 2267 |
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Media_id | 12_11984 |
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