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South Africa: Lilian Ngoyi Street Reopens As One Shop Owner's Takings Fall From R700 to R200

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[Scrolla] Lilian Ngoyi Street in Johannesburg reopened on 2 November, more than three years after a gas explosion damaged the road. A shop owner on the street says his takings fell from R700 to R200 a day and rent is overdue.
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