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In the Richmond station waiting room, Aron Sithole, Sapekoe Shopsteward tells the story of their unions (FAWU) fight recognition which led to the dismissals of hundreds of farm workers.The workers story is to be published in booklet form by the Association For Rural Advancement (AFRA), Ricmond, Natal
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Richard Gumede, FAWU farmworker organiser with dismissed Sapekoe farmworkers, Richmond, Natal
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This family was resettled by the Bureau of Natural Resources to make way for the Tembi Elephant Park. They now live 10km from the nearest water source, Makhatini Flats, Natal, 1987
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Refugee family who fled Shongweni Valley when their father was shot by Inkatha Impi's. They now live on the banks of the Mngweni River which has the highest levels of Mercury in the world, Cato Ridge, Natal
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This refugee family fled the Shongweni Valley after the father was shot by Inkatha Impi's. They now live on the banks of the Mngweni River which was the highest recorded levers of mercury.
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Red Cross workers entertain refugee children during the crossroads violence in Cape Town
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Radio 702 hosted a public discussion on AIDS in Johannesburg, May 1988
Qwaqwa residents collect water from communal taps
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Residents collecting water from communal taps
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P.W. Botha resignation, National Party meeting, Berario Park, 14/08/1989
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The African Research and Educational Programme (Arepp) was established in 1988 to educate the public about Aids through workshops and puppet shows. Puppets Gladys, May and Joe stroll through the streets of Nyanga township prior to the show, Cape.