Johannesburg's Busiest Taxi Rank Looks Like a Ghost Town
Usually, the Park Station taxi rank in Johannesburg is the busiest and loudest place in the city. But today, it looks completely different. It is quiet, peaceful, and almost empty. In this video, I show you what the taxi rank looks like right now and explain why it is so empty. Because of the march happening in the city, many people—especially foreigners—are feeling scared for their safety and have decided to stay home. Watch the video to see this rare, quiet moment at one of South Africa's biggest transport hubs. What do you think about how empty it looks? Let me know in the comments below! Please like, comment, and subscribe for more updates from Johannesburg. Stay safe!

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