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In Soweto, he makes a living standing in line with the ticket machines.

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"Daily Maverick" met Brian Chauke in Soweto, a township south-west of Johannesburg. In a country where unemployment is over 30%, he queues in front of ATMs, where waiting times are endless on paydays, and leaves his place in exchange for a few coins.
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In Soweto, he makes a living standing in line with the ticket machines.

"Daily Maverick" met Brian Chauke in Soweto, a township south-west of Johannesburg. In a country where unemployment is over 30%, he queues in front of ATMs, where waiting times are endless on paydays, and leaves his place in exchange for a few coins.

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Courrier international broke the news in on Sunday, April 20, 2025.
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