Produced by Darren Taylor
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June 23, 2015Time Warp in a South African House
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![The Johannesburg customers of Fred Moss enjoy the comfort of old chairs dating back to the 1940s when his father opened La Scala for business. Photo by Darren Taylor]()
June 18, 2015Fast Clippers
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![Decades of regulars put a sheen on the wood and brass bar where Thokozane Nxumalo serves clients of The Guildhall, Johannesburg's oldest bar. Photo by Darren Taylor]()
June 17, 2015South African Cheers
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![A 19th-century house in Johannesburg is chocked full of toys, furniture and the brooding style of South Africa's ruling upperclass when Britain's Queen Victoria ruled. Photo by Darren Taylor.]()
June 16, 2015Victoria Rules
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![Comic book expert Scot Brimson holds a rare edition of a Spider Man comic from the early 1960s, priced under $600. Brimson also sells the latest in comics at Cosmic Comics, a Johannesburg store sandwiched between a bakery and a tire fitment center. Photo by Darren Taylor.]()
June 15, 2015Paperback Heroes
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![Chiman Chhiba carries on a family tailoring business founded by his father a century ago in central Johannesburg. Photo by Darren Taylor]()
June 15, 2015The Last Stitch
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![Job Mohalalelwa stands in his small shack in Munsieville west of Johannesburg. He says he was “resurrected from the dead.” (Photo by Darren Taylor)]()
March 26, 2015Staying Alive
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![Children at Soweto's Mapetla Care Center are showered with love by their teachers. Many were left behind when their parents died in South Africa epidemics. (Photo by Darren Taylor)]()
March 26, 2015Mapetla Care Center
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![Children are often the invisible victims of South Africa’s epidemics of infectious illnesses and non-communicable diseases. (Photo by Darren Taylor)]()
March 16, 2015Little victims
