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‘I miss you, Joburg’ – 947’s Huli Ravele on lockdown

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Huli Ravele lets her Joburg feelings out. Picture: Supplied

Huli Ravele lets her Joburg feelings out. Picture: Supplied

There are probably a lot of things you miss about Joburg, and since the lockdown was extended, you’ve probably thought of a hundred more.

Well, just because you’re staying in doesn’t mean you can’t let your feelings out.

Radio station 947’s Hulisani Ravele shares with us her “I miss you, Joburg” moments.

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