South Africa's financial district will transform into a car free zone this month, as local authorities give priority to tackling environmental and congestion concerns. As Sumitra Nydoo reports, over 150 000 people enter the Sandton CBD every day, leading to heavy traffic, health hazards and rising pollution.
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