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Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Zizi Kodwa on Tuesday told the National Council of Provinces that he couldn't launch an investigation into the FIFA 2010 World Cup Legacy Trust.

He said he couldn't act "willy-nilly" on allegations when no one had opened a case.

On the same day, a forensic investigator lodged a formal petition to Parliament to investigate the matter.

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