Woman is served at Allied Bank
- ZA AFRAPIX AP5-4-4.3
- Stuk
- c1980s
A scene depicting the black middle class. A woman sits across a table being served by a bank clerk in Allied Bank, "Noalo Ya Allied Ya Keletso Bakeng SA dipolokelo".
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Woman is served at Allied Bank
A scene depicting the black middle class. A woman sits across a table being served by a bank clerk in Allied Bank, "Noalo Ya Allied Ya Keletso Bakeng SA dipolokelo".
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Soweto Homemakers Festival, promoting consumerism
Three women sitting in front of Sunlight and Skip cleaning products at the Soweto Homemakers Festival geared towards the black middle class.
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People waiting at Alexandra Clinic
Patients waiting at a clinic in front of the Tuberculosis ward.
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Mothers with babies at Alexandra Clinic.
Mothers queuing with babies at Alexandra Clinic to get them weighed.
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Woman from Venda with malnourished child
A Woman from Venda weighing her malnourished child at an Alex clinic. .
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Ward for malnourished children at the Scottish Mission Hospital at Tugela Ferry.
Ward for malnourished children at Scottish Mission Hospital at Tugela Ferry in rural Kwazulu Natal. Women are wearing traditional garb. .
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Children receiving treatment at Alexandra Clinic.
A Woman holding her child for a doctor to examine.
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Mother with her child receiving treatment at Alexandra Clinic.
Mother with child being treated for gastroenteritis at an Alex clinic.
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South Africans dancing together at a "Bridge over troubled waters" concert
South Africans for all colours dance together at a 'Bridge over troubled waters' concert held over a weekend at Fun Valley, a resort near Johannesburg. Approximately 16000 people attend despite the rainy weather. 4 November 1985
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Woman with 'absconded' written on her pass book
A woman, who is a domestic worker, at South African Domestic Workers' Association (SADWA). She had 'absconded' written over her pass book, which every black person is forced to carry, because she visited her sick child in the homelands.
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