Public.

N41 - African Black, Female, 50s, Western Cape.

N42 - Apartheid: The many colours of madness.

N43 - Female, Black, Thirties, KZN - Spoiling the fun.

N44 - Male, Black, Fifties, Academic, Originally from the Free State - contradictions, contestations, conflicts, convergence, confusion, construction, constitution, conflagration - Scene 1 - Scene 2 - Scene 3 - Scene 4.

N45 - White, Forties, Western Cape.

N46 - Memories of Apartheid.

N47 - Fifties, White, KZN - Ngiyikhafula - I am a kaffir.

N48 - Thirties.

N49 - White, Thirties.

N50 - Thirties, White.

Public.

N61 - Female, White, Professional, Fifties, Western Cape.

N62 - The man at the pool.

N63 - Participant's background details: Female, Of Indian descent, Age range: 50-55, Australia - Memories/Recollections.

N64 - White, Female, 60-70 age range, Australia - Growing up in Apartheid South Africa.

N65 - White female, 40-50 age range, Australia - Apartheid Story.

N66 - White female, 60s age range, Australia - For the Apartheid Archives.

Students.

SN27 - No title.

SN28 - Male.

SN29 - No title.

SN30 - Claire.

SN31 - Emily.

SN32 - No title.

SN33 - Nelly.

SN34 - Penny.

SN35 - Tom.

SN36 - White, Female, Fifties.

SN37 - White, Female, Forties.

SN38 - White, Male, Fifties.

The first area to be settled by colonists in Natal and also the beginnings of the Bambhata rebellion and now subject to a land claim.

Throughout the South African landscape today is the noticable presence of the ubiquitious tent or marque, a sign of our times, and you can be sure that its presence is more likely to signify tragedy than celebration. Elandskop, KwaZulu Natal.

The coal industry of northen KwaZulu Natal, which attracted large numbers of people and has had its fair share of conflict around exploitation of workers rights and mine disasters in the past, is once again set to take off. Will it do so on a more equitable basis? Will it leave less of an impact on the environment in future? Hlobane, KwaZulu Natal.

The coal industry of northen KwaZulu Natal, which attracted large numbers of people and has had its fair share of conflict around exploitation of workers rights and mine disasters in the past, is once again set to take off. Will it do so on a more equitable basis? Will it leave less of an impact on the environment in future? nHlobane, KwaZulu Natal.

The coal industry of northen KwaZulu Natal, which attracted large numbers of people and has had its fair share of conflict around exploitation of workers rights and mine disasters in the past, is once again set to take off. Will it do so on a more equitable basis? Will it leave less of an impact on the environment in future? Hlobane, KwaZulu Natal.