Maputo streets are home and livelihood for hundreds of homeless people trying to leave them
José, 42, has been living on the streets of Maputo since losing his job as a psychologist, and now recycles bottles to support his three children, facing discrimination like the 1,500 people who occupy pavements and avenues across the Mozambican capital. José Tivane told Lusa that, for the past year, he has spent some days… Source
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José, 42, has been living on the streets of Maputo since losing his job as a psychologist, and now recycles bottles to support his three children, facing discrimination like the 1,500 people who occupy pavements and avenues across the Mozambican capital. José Tivane told Lusa that, for the past year, he has spent some days…
