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Douala/Johannesburg/New York: Cityscapes Imaginedca. Here, a man can get his hair cut and shaped. Here too, people gather, discuss current events, politics, sports, the shape and state of the city. On structures of this kind, painted images of people and places are common: celebrities from the president to Osama bin Laden and Mickey Mouse and site

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Changing African Cityscapes: Regional Claims of African Labor at South African-Owned Shopping Mallsof a food store would elicit only minor attention, perhaps a side-column in the local news. In Mozambique, Shoprite’s arrival was an event. The store was swamped with people who had been crushing its designer-tiled entrances to gain access to the store when it opened. Much fanfare, hype, and local t

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