Black women repairing a road in Mogopa, at the time of their forced resettlement in Bophuthatswana, January 1984.
A woman, injured in July, 1987, during the violent removal of squatters in Chicken Farm, Soweto, is being transported to the hospital
Adela More, in front of her house in Mogopa, before the forced resettlement in Bophuthatswana
Adela More, now living in Pachsdraai, after the forced resettlement from Mogopa to Bophuthatswana
Old black woman and other residents of Leliefontein (Namaqualand) during a church service after the successful court case against their removal.
Christina Nkosi, former farm worker who was removed from the farm in the Eastern Transvaal where she was born at the end of the 19th century.
Mogopa women praying at the graves of their ancestors on the eve of their forced removal, planned for February 1984
A Ndebele speaking woman with her few possessions, after her resettlement from Moutse to the KwaNdebele bantustanJanuary 1986
Meeting of Mogopa residents in Onderstepoort to commemmorate the fourth anniversary of their forced resettlement.
Mrs Molefe, who lived all of her married life on a farm but is now being threathened by eviction, talks about removal
