
FUEL HIKES - How has this affected the informal workers on the streets of Durban?
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Sithulisile Moyo
“On Monday, 4 July, the Department of Mineral…

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“Worrying about COVID-19 is a luxury.”
Although the current pandemic has impacted almost every corner of the world and highlighted our collective vulnerabilities, it has not levelled any playing fields, but rather has drastically heightened inequalities.