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Quiet roads, empty seats: taxi drivers feel impact of march fears

As a peaceful anti-illegal immigration march proceeded in parts of Johannesburg on Tuesday, uncertainty about what the day might bring kept many commuters, workers and school pupils at home

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Quiet roads, empty seats: taxi drivers feel impact of march fears

As a peaceful anti-illegal immigration march proceeded in parts of Johannesburg on Tuesday, uncertainty about what the day might bring kept many commuters, workers and school pupils at home

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LOOK: Joburg remains largely calm ahead of nationwide anti-illegal immigration protests

Commuters headed to work as usual across Johannesburg on Tuesday morning, although some shops remained closed and streets appeared quieter ahead of anti-illegal immigration protests.

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Quiet roads, empty seats: taxi drivers feel impact of march fears

LOOK: Joburg remains largely calm ahead of nationwide anti-illegal immigration protests

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LOOK: Joburg remains largely calm ahead of nationwide anti-illegal immigration protests

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Quiet roads, empty seats: taxi drivers feel impact of march fears