New uses for the vuvuzela
Two South Africans decided to hold an international competition to revive the controversial vuvuzela and find some new uses.
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Last post for the vuvuzela?
Is South Africa the only place you will ever hear the vuvuzela at a sporting event?
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African Cup exodus threatens to silence vuvuzelas
A string of first-round flops by African teams on home turf threatened to muzzle the buzz of the vuvuzela on Wednesday.
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Taking ownership of the blast
You could hardly credit the appreciation of this high-brow audience for this crass, brash and possibly the world's cheapest instrument.
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Coming soon to a TV near you: 'vu vu horn'-free commentary
The BBC is investigating transmitting "vuvuzela-free" World Cup coverage, as broadcasters were inundated with complaints about the plastic horn.
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Malema and the vuvuzela: The shocking truth!
I now realise that the vuvuzela is to these World Cup blogs what Julius Malema is to my political columns, writes Richard Calland.
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Mixed emotions for Cup hopefuls
Coaches put World Cup hopefuls out of their misery on Tuesday when they named their final squads, shattering dreams with a few surprise selections.
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New evidence on soccer noise risk to hearing
Researchers have produced evidence that the sound level inside a 2010 Soccer World Cup stadium could lead to permanent hearing damage
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Muffling the vuvuzela
Fifa president Sepp Blatter may have refused to entertain any talk of banning the vuvuzela but a reprieve for disgruntled fans has emerged.
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Hunt for the vuvuzela champion
We're showcasing our reader in a vuvuzela-blowing video. Show us your skills and be featured on the Mail & Guardian.
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