Shacks in Hout Bay on sand dunes
Plush homes in the background stand in sharp contrast to the squatter shacks in the foreground on Princess street in Hout Bay. Efforts so far, by the minister of provincial affairs and planning to offer the squatters land somewhere else, have been turned down by the squatters.
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Nelson Mandela and Joe Slovo meet in Cape Town
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Mandela at the Welcome Home Rally
Nelson Mandela standing with his fist raised at his welcome home rally at Soccer City, Soweto on 13 February 1990.
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Nelson Mandela with 3 school-boys, soon after his release.
Nelson Mandela speaks to Johannesburg school boys soon after his release from Victor Verster prison, Soweto, February 1990.
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Newly released Raymond Mhlaba is greeted by Simon Simons in Lusaka
Raymond Mhlaba, Jailed in 1964 for African National Congress (ANC) military commando activity, and Jack Simons, of the South African Communist Party (SACP) re-united after 26 years, at an official Zambian State function to welcome released ANC leaders. Lusaka, Zambia. 17 January 1990.
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A rally held in Durban celebrating the release of Nelson Mandela.
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Rally to celebrate the unbanning of the ANC, Alexandra
Residents of Alexandra Township celebrate the unbanning of the African National Congress (ANC) at a rally prior to a march of more than 50000 people to the Alexandra Civic Centre where they demand the resignation if the town councillors. Alexandra, Johannesburg, 3 February 1990.
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Rally to celebrate the release of Nelson Mandela, Jabulani, Soweto.
Crowd dancing at a rally held in Jabulani for the release of Nelson Mandela. Soweto, 11 February 1990.
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Delegates and speakers at the Conference for a Democratic Future at Wits
Delegates and speakers at the Conference for a Democratic Future, which was attended by more than 4500 delegates from around the country. Johannesburg, 9 December 1989.
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Beyers Naude and Allan Boesak during the Conference for a Democratic Future at Wits
Dr Beyers Naude and Dr Allan Boesak share thoughts during the Conference for a Democratic Future, which was attended by more than 4500 delegates from around the country. The conference was regarded as the biggest gathering of anti-apartheid forces this century. Johannesburg, 9 December 1989.
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