World Cup Business Bonanza

SCORES of T-shirts sporting pictures of green-haired leopards dribbling soccer balls are lined up neatly on hangers in the cabinet of Djawa Garage at Solo, Central Java. At a glance the pictures on the T-shirts resemble Zakumi, the South African World Cup 2010 mascot. But only at a glance. The leopard is actually wearing a Javanese male headdress and batik sarong. Its name is also not Zakumi, but Zukami from Africa of the East (Afrika Kidul) near

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