World Cup organizers commented that the controversial Vuvuzela horns would not be prohibited from games.

Officials are being swamped with complaints about the noisy plastic trumpets but they have said that those are "the sound of Africa" and you can't stop their culture. Portugal superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has added that it is difficult on the pitch to give attention to the game.

Lot of players doesn't like them at all. French captain Patrice Evra has blamed the sound for his side's poor performance and said they can't able to sleep at night because of Vuvuzela. Holland's Robin van Persie has also complained about the noise to the referee yesterday.

Mr. Mkhondo has said that the Vuvuzela was originated in this country and the whole world loves them. Fans were notified to use them wisely but not during National Anthems. The England Supporters' Band promised that they will play this on their team's game against Algeria. Band trumpeter John Hemmingham has said that this is the way the Africans express their happiness.

Neil van Schalkwyk, the Vuvuzela-maker form Masincedane Sport has said that his company is now manufacturing a much quieter horn and he expects that his company will earn more than £2million from this tournament.