South Africa's recycling hustler

Soweto-born entrepreneur Sifiso Ngobese has found an innovative way of making the business of trash collection safer and more profitable for collectors. Collectors, especially in Johannesburg, spend all day scouting the streets for rubbish that may make them a few rands at the end of the day. But it's often a dangerous exercise. CGTN's Yolisa Njamela reports
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they are NOTTT harzadous for motorists. Motorists drive TOOOO FAST and they have No regard for a waste collector, yet the same motorists need a CLEAN street ! as a Motorist, you will BARELLLY ever cross paths with ONNNNNE recycler PER WEEK and usually in a very RELAXED street, the patience needed from you and inconvenience caused to you AS A MOTORIST . . . is SO MINISCULE (barely 5 to 7 seconds!!) it is Not even WORTH the hooting and finger pointing.