S. Africa ahead of World Cup

S. Africa ahead of World Cup

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Railroad workers blow the local musical instruments ''vuvuzelas'' while on a nationwide strike in Johannesburg, South Africa, on May 19, 2010. As the World Cup finals come up, a concern has loomed that prolonged wrangling between the management and laborers could affect an already inconvenient public transport system. (Kyodo)

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