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Black women repairing a road in Mogopa, at the time of their forced resettlement in Bophuthatswana, January 1984.
Old black woman and other residents of Leliefontein (Namaqualand) during a church service after the successful court case against their removal.
Four women of Mogopa, at the eve of their forced resettlement to Bophuthatswana
Piet Mostweu leaving Mogopa with his belongings on a truck because of their forced resettlement to Bophuthatswana
Mogopa woman and child in the bus to Pachsdraai on the day of their forced resettlement to Bophuthatswana
Improvised church buiding in Pachsdraai, after the forced resettlement of the Mogopa to Bophuthatswana
Residents of Weilers Farm, a squatter camp outside Johannesburg, face a daily threat that their shacks will be demolished by the army
Moses Ngema, popular elected leader of the KwaNgema people who are resisting their removal
William Tshose is rebuilding his house in Reagile township, which was demolished to create a bigger 'buffer zone' with the white town of Koster, Western Transvaal
Daniel Molefe and other Mogopa elders talk of their history and their determination to remain on the Mogopa land to clean their ancestors' graves
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