Poison City (2016)
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A taste of the entire African continent squashed into a cramped, claustrophobic location in the centre of the city’s main transport hub.
The market is made up of about eight thousand traders separated into nine distinct markets, all of this squeezed up against two major freeways, a railway station, five bus terminals, and nineteen taxi ranks. Half a million commuters use the roads, walkways, and pedestrian bridges that crisscross the area every day.
The market itself is a hundred years old, star...ted when Indian merchants set up camp here after their time as indentured labourers was up.
Then apartheid reared its ugly head in the forties, and the area became the hub for the African workers heading into the city. Street traders were prohibited anywhere near the city centre, but trade persisted despite the harassment of the blackjacks – the apartheid police. The place just couldn’t be shut down. It had a life of its own. No matter how many times the blackjacks tried to clear the stallholders out, they were back a few days later.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A taste of the entire African continent squashed into a cramped, claustrophobic location in the centre of the city’s main transport hub.
The market is made up of about eight thousand traders separated into nine distinct markets, all of this squeezed up against two major freeways, a railway station, five bus terminals, and nineteen taxi ranks. Half a million commuters use the roads, walkways, and pedestrian bridges that crisscross the area every day.
The market itself is a hundred years old, star...ted when Indian merchants set up camp here after their time as indentured labourers was up.
Then apartheid reared its ugly head in the forties, and the area became the hub for the African workers heading into the city. Street traders were prohibited anywhere near the city centre, but trade persisted despite the harassment of the blackjacks – the apartheid police. The place just couldn’t be shut down. It had a life of its own. No matter how many times the blackjacks tried to clear the stallholders out, they were back a few days later.
What to read after Poison City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Crilley to read onlineMoreLess
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