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A DA sign perched on Adderley Street promises a change in the unequal access to employment for the people of Cape Town.
Members of the public march and sing in unison along Darling Street in protest against the unemployment and retrenchment of workers.
A painter takes his afternoon lunch break outside the Mandela Rhodes Place Hotel. ​
A young man missioning up Bree Street stops to display a variety of football styled key chains that he sells daily in order to raise money for the Haven Night Shelter.
One of many workers strenuously drilling on site for the construction of a new apartment block in Newlands.
A local eco-friendly artist holds up of one of his personal favourite pieces made from recycled tin can.
A gardener working hard to tend to the Company Gardens, gazes at the passing tourists snapping pictures.
A man emphasizes the recycling work he does for the city of Cape Town by explaining his daily routine of collecting tin, paper and iron that have been left to pollute the roads and harbor.
A traditional African clothing hawker positioned along Adderley street, waits for potential customers to invest in his hand made products.
Two homeless local teens in the midst of their morning routine searching for food, and material for shelter.
An African hawker pauses to take in the bustle of the city after setting up shop on Burg Street, Greenmarket Square.
Felix, a local talented musician plays his guitar and harmonica in the hopes of receiving some compensation for his melodic sequences.
Three labourers launched five floors up, clean and fix up the rough edges of the latest office space skyscraper in the CBD.
A fruit and veg seller in Rondebosch beams as he finishes demonstrating the specials of the day.
If you're captivated by the story these photographs tell,
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in the people of this city that make it what it is,
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give a little back- make a small but impactful difference.
A man ties up the cardboard he’s collected in the center of town, in his attempt to contribute to the recycling community of the city and earn enough to provide for his family.
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