Why 12 Countries Wore the Same Football Kit in 2010

Twelve countries wore the same football kit in 2010. The kit was called the Africa Unity Kit. It was made by Puma. The company made it to support the Earth and Africa. The shorts were brown, like the soil of Ghana, Ivory Coast, South Africa, and Cameroon. The top half was light blue, like the sky. The numbers were yellow, like the sun. Puma sold the kit to 12 African countries. They also sold badges for the countries. The countries were supposed to wear the kit at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. But they hardly wore it.