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Is Ponte City back in vogue?
When Johannesburg's Ponte City was built in 1975 it provided luxury accommodation for some of South Africa's elite.
Over time it turned into a slum falling becoming known for prostitution, poverty and drugs.
But now the largest residential tower in Africa is enjoying a renaissance.
³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Travel Show's Lucy Hedges finds out more.
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