Johannesburg — With two-thirds of Swazis living in chronic poverty, and unemployment
beyond 40 percent, the Swaziland may seem an unlikely destination for
economic refugees, but 17-year-old Samito is emphatic that his future was
bleaker in Mozambique.
Samito is one of several hundred unlicensed vendors in Swaziland's
central commercial town of Manzini.
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