Emily Mohapi’s story is one of endurance and exclusion. The 97-year-old had lived in the Protea South informal settlement in Soweto, Johannesburg, since before 1996, when she applied for a Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) house. Yet, when the programme took off in the area around 2012, she was left out.
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