The latest satirical dig at the world soccer body in a growing flood of impatience with Fifa’s draconian branding rules and its mafia-like control of the country’s public spaces are T-shirts.

The T-shirts now to be seen on the streets are the work of a Cape Town-based artist. They express his frustration with Fifa’s domination of the country.

But he asked to remain anonymous, fearing that Fifa president Sepp Blatter’s reach could extend even to his day job, which he would like to retain.

He produced a run of 120 T-shirts, which, he said was a non-profit venture — he is selling them at no more than it cost him to produce. He is now printing more.

I hope they mass produce them in orange …

Quite interesting reads especially the African articles.
Keep up the spirit-I will comment on the African section after verifying some information.
All the best-Phoebe