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Comment number 1.
At 5th Sep 2013, Nuno wrote:Dear Andrew,
I just joined your blog, and would love to hear more stories about Joburg.
Last march I took my backpack and spent my holidays visting it, and also Maputo.
Just loved JBH, and because I am positive outsider, I felt the nergy and the five, and the challenges that people downtow are facing, are common for a fantastic city.
Cheers,
Nuno
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