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A local food vendor in South Africa, known for traditional dishes, faces challenges due to FIFA regulations during the World Cup. These rules restrict non-official vendors from trading near stadiums, pushing local traders to distant locations. Despite city efforts to provide alternative sites, the preference for global brands like McDonald's overshadows local businesses. The vendor is left to sell his remaining stock before moving on, highlighting the tension between global commercial interests and local culture.

What is the general sentiment of local traders regarding the World Cup and its impact on their businesses?

In what ways do the authorities' actions reflect on the local traders during the World Cup?