JOHANNESBURG (AP) Inock Mukanhairi shows the small amount of food that he has for himself, his wife, Angeline, and five children barely enough to make it through another week of South Africa's strict coronavirus lockdown.
The 58-year-old and his wife are both blind. Normally, they would be begging at traffic lights on Johannesburg's streets, relying on handouts from motorists, pedestrians and shop owners.
But the lockdown, now in its fifth week, has changed that.
Police are preventing them from leaving their dilapidated building to beg on the empty streets and barren sidewalks.
