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Survival Migrants in Johannesburg Try to Improve their Living Conditions

February 02, 2011

South Africa 2011 © Alon Skuy, The Times

MSF works in the inner-city slums of Johannesburg, the destination point for many survival migrants seeking opportunity, transit, or simply to hide among Joburg's millions of inhabitants. But finding safe shelter here is extremely challenging.

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