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A South African job seeker waits for work at an informally designated roadside site in Cape Town. Each day thousands of unemployed men wait at the sites scattered across the city in the hope of gaining casual work in the construction and farming industries. Employers in passing trucks offer the chance of work and a R60 ($8) payday for some, but for others it is a long futile wait. With unemployment estimated as high as 40 percent, job creation has been identified as a priority for the South African economy. - PICTURE : REUTERS/Mike Hutchings PP03090004 MH/ - RTR2CZ3

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