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Enter Johannesburg’s townships and on the outskirts of this quickly gentrifying metropolis lies the heart of South African culture. Fifty-five percent of the countries’ population lives in these “suburbs” established to separate Black South Africans from White Afrikaaners during Apartheid. The average working-class family living in Soweto, Umlazi, or Mdantsane survives on just R3,000 per…
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