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    It is not just the current 2010 progress that interest Maseku as an artist but it is his vision of the future that he also depicts in his paintings. "I have also painted a picture of what I see in the future, what I see during 2010. It is a picture of (US President) Obama, (Former South African President) Nelson Mandela and (OC CEO) Jordaan standing in a stadium with thousands of happy people around them. It is about the world celebrating. This is what I see for 2010 next year." For Maseku,2010 is a great opportunity for many South Africans. Full Article at FIFA
    I have also painted a picture of what I see in the future, what I see during 2010. It is a picture of (US President) Obama, (Former South African President) Nelson Mandela and (OC CEO) Jordaan standing in a stadium with thousands of happy people around them. It is about the world celebrating. This is what I see for 2010 next year.
    SOURCE: FIFA 3 weeks ago
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  1. 2010 is big time important. It will benefit many people like me as an artist. Firstly there will be tourists to sell my work too; we will have lots of business. Secondly, I will have great inspiration to paint during the World Cup.
    SOURCE: FIFA 3 weeks ago
  2. I just look at what is happening in South Africa and an idea comes to me. I paint what happens around me
    SOURCE: FIFA 3 weeks ago
  3. We are going to give them smiles and love when they arrive for 2010. They will definitely see our true colours.
    SOURCE: FIFA 3 weeks ago
  4. it is such a beautiful stadium and the people have been working so hard on it. I want people to know about these workers and the stadium they are building.
    SOURCE: FIFA 3 weeks ago
  5. I want people to know about the workers that are making this stadium. I want them to be remembered and recognised
    SOURCE: FIFA 3 weeks ago

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