Hhayi ulaMbatha yintombi nto! :cheers:
^^No- mine are just carefully selected images to show the city in a positive light. I would say that poverty is especially rampant in the big cities compared to the small towns and villages. In Johannesburg for example, there are beggars at a lot of traffic lights.How noticeable is poverty in a South African city like Johannesburg? I get the impression that the main cities cities are completely removed from it. The country is obviously very well-run on a local level.
Public services in South African cities seem world class though. The street infrastructure is the best on the continent as far as I can tell.^^No- mine are just carefully selected images to show the city in a positive light. I would say that poverty is especially rampant in the big cities compared to the small towns and villages. In Johannesburg for example, there are beggars at a lot of traffic lights.
Due to apartheid and now inequality, the city is segregated on class lines and the middle class upwards generally live in suburbs away from the old CBD or townships where the poverty is most prevalent. As insulated as these groups are from the reality faced by most Joburgers, it is impossible to ignore the poverty on your commute to school or the office.