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19 Jan 10
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South Africa's authorities have condemned a London-based company which wants to sell stab-vests to visiting football fans during the World Cup.
The national police says the company was causing "unnecessary fear".
South Africa's football boss Kirsten Nematandani has assured visitors that all safety measures were in place.
South Africa has one of the world's highest rates of violent crimes but the authorities say they will tighten security for the tournament.
Protektorvest, which currently sells its merchandise online, says there is a "high demand" for protective clothing and claim the stab-vests which cost close to $70 (£43) are the "No 1 personal protection for the World Cup 2010".
Fans can add their national flag to the vest, or slogans such as "Free hugs" or "Ole".
Protektorvest owner Sascha Cutura denied that the company was saying South Africa was unsafe.
"We fulfil a need from security-conscious people," he told the BBC.
'Out of order'
Mr Nematandani chastised the company's owners and called for them to be "condemned by their own country's officials".
"These people are out of order
South Africa's authorities have condemned a London-based company which wants to sell stab-vests to visiting football fans during the World Cup.
The national police says the company was causing "unnecessary fear".
South Africa's football boss Kirsten Nematandani has assured visitors that all safety measures were in place.
South Africa has one of the world's highest rates of violent crimes but the authorities say they will tighten security for the tournament.
Protektorvest, which currently sells its merchandise online, says there is a "high demand" for protective clothing and claim the stab-vests which cost close to $70 (£43) are the "No 1 personal protection for the World Cup 2010".
Fans can add their national flag to the vest, or slogans such as "Free hugs" or "Ole".
Protektorvest owner Sascha Cutura denied that the company was saying South Africa was unsafe.
"We fulfil a need from security-conscious people," he told the BBC.
'Out of order'
Mr Nematandani chastised the company's owners and called for them to be "condemned by their own country's officials".
"These people are out of order
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The Magic Flea 19 Jan 13:36
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South Africa's authorities have condemned a London-based company which wants to sell stab-vests to visiting football fans during the World Cup.
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Stating that they are no kfin good for a Machete chop to the head !! :
or a Colt 45 automatic bullet !!
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South Africa's authorities have condemned a London-based company which wants to sell stab-vests to visiting football fans during the World Cup.
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Stating that they are no kfin good for a Machete chop to the head !! :
or a Colt 45 automatic bullet !!
Oh dear thats not what i want to hear.
I am going for two weeks to Capetown for the world cup
I am going for two weeks to Capetown for the world cup
http://censorbugbear-reports.blogspot.com/2009_10_24_archive.html
Scroll through this site, then Buy your vest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Scroll through this site, then Buy your vest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Labour MP for Barking insisted on a stab proof vest before she went on walkabout
Nice constituents she's got.
Nice constituents she's got.
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