- ZA HPRA A3440-B-B1-B1.11-B1.11.12
- Item
- 1967
Municipalities legally monopolize production and sale of this brew; profits are high. In Government beer halls (where women are not allowed), it is dispensed automatically from huge vats.
Municipalities legally monopolize production and sale of this brew; profits are high. In Government beer halls (where women are not allowed), it is dispensed automatically from huge vats.
During baptism by immersion. See also item B1.12.6
This Zionist pastor - head of a tiny splinter church - is preaching to his entire flock in outdoor chapel.
Zionist pilgrims crowd street to cheer Bishop Lekganyane (in naval uniform) as he leads procession through Moria, the Mecca of his church.
They inspect one result of their support: the bishop's newly-acquired mobile home.
A woman sips soda and eats dry bread after her trek to Moria. She is one of 50,000 who come to three-day festival.
priest gives Communion to sock woman. He is among few whites who experience first-hand the living conditions of Africans in townships.Catholic Church's role largely remains the traditional one of preparing souls for eternity.
Delegate at conference of National Council of African Women (NCWA)
Delegates meet at Mamelodi for conference of National Council of African Women.
Old traditions at modern wedding. Women greet couple with symbols of wife's duties to husband and family.
Inhabitant of the Frenchdale camp
The six Africans living in Frenchdale are completely cut off from the world. Seen through the doorway of one man's hut is his never-changing view of neighboring huts and sunbaked veldt.