VOICED : South Africa still counting the cost of 2010 World Cup

The transcript discusses the aftermath of South Africa hosting the World Cup, highlighting the financial burden on taxpayers due to infrastructure investments. Despite uniting the country, the event left many social issues unresolved, with significant inequality persisting. Comparisons are drawn with Brazil's spending on similar events, leading to protests. FIFA emerged as the primary financial beneficiary, earning substantial profits from the tournament.

In what ways did the World Cup benefit or not benefit rural areas in South Africa?

What lessons can Brazil learn from South Africa's experience with the World Cup?