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Scrap metal reclaimers battle to make ends meet (opens the original)
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Mthokozisi Ngwenya, Lethabo Sibusiso and Sparky Shabalala are among hundreds of informal scrap metal reclaimers in Booysens, Johannesburg. Metal reclaimers supported by the Recycling Association of South Africa are calling for the suspension of the Price Preference System which has resulted in lower buying prices across the sector. Photos: Kimberly Mutandiro From as early as 6am, Nhlanhla Lucky Dladla leaves his home at Emandleni informal settlement on the outskirts of Benoni and walks five kilo
Pleas for help as 300 Zimbabweans stuck at Joburg consulate in wake of anti-immigrant protests (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people displaced by weekly March and March protests are anxiously awaiting buses amid glitches in the repatriation process. Simpiwe Ndlovu, a Zimbabwean woman from Esigodini, near Bulawayo, was in her flat in Hillbrow in mid-August when a group of men, supporters of March and March, barged in and ordered her to leave. She was seven monthsâ pregnant. She begged to stay until after the birth, but her landlord â who said he was put under pressure â told her to leave. She is now on
300 Zimbabweans stuck at Joburg consulate (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people are stranded at the former Zimbabwean Consulate in Bruma, Johannesburg. Photos: Kimberly Mutandiro Simpiwe Ndlovu, a Zimbabwean woman from Esigodini, near Bulawayo, was in her flat in Hillbrow in mid-August when a group of men, supporters of March and March, barged in and ordered her to leave. She was seven months pregnant. She begged to stay until after the birth, but her landlord – who said he was put under pressure – told her to leave. She is now one of over 300 people wait
Sharpeville Massacre survivors seek compensation (opens the original)
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Sekolotsa Abram Mofokeng was 20 years old when he was shot by police on 21 March 1960 in the Sharpeville Massacre. He was later arrested in hospital. The bullet is still lodged in his body. Photos: Ihsaan Haffejee Survivors and family members of victims of the Sharpeville Massacre have launched a class action against the government. The massacre on 21 March 1960, saw at least 91 people killed and 238 wounded after police opened fire on a large crowd of peaceful protesters. The protest was agains
Roodepoort families find strangers living in their subsidised flats (opens the original)
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Some families who were allocated flats in the Princess Plots development in Roodepoort found other people living there. Photos: Kimberly Mutandiro Margaret Verland, 66, has lived at Princess informal settlement in Roodepoort, Johannesburg, since 1992. In 2018, she was overjoyed to be told she had been allocated a flat in the nearby Princess Plots housing project. But when she went to see her flat, someone else was living there. Her story is not unique. The informal settlement has over 4,000 hous
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