Bush Taxis: How People and Goods Get Around when there is no other option
On the homelands a bush taxi is often an act of desperation that leaves people with no money, with debts, and under formidable personal pressure.
When there is no other option, people and goods move by hired four-wheel drive, a pooled fare, or book-up. Drivers can be saints or devils, and without them people would sometimes starve or suffer.
The paper ends where the set began: homelands need cars that actually run, for the community and for family.
19 pages, about 7,200 words including notes
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