Corrugated iron dwelling at Rooigrond.
- ZA AFRAPIX AP5-12-12.3-12.3.1
- Unidad documental simple
- c1983
Children standing in front of a corrugated 'shack' dwelling in Rooigrond, Bophuthatswana
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Corrugated iron dwelling at Rooigrond.
Children standing in front of a corrugated 'shack' dwelling in Rooigrond, Bophuthatswana
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Women with a baby outside tent.
Women stands in front of a tent holding a baby.
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A woman in the foreground with a bucket on her head and people waiting in a long queue to collect water from a tank in the background.
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A rebuilt house, built from boxes.
Ignatia with her family outside the house which they rebuilt out of boxes after a flood.
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Children in class at the Rooigrond school. A teacher stands in front of a chalkboard in a corrugated iron building teaching English. .
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The Batlokwa people protest their removal
A community meeting being held to protest the forced removal of the Batlokwa people.
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The Bethanie community after Magopa residents were forcefully removed
Most of the Magopa community moved to Bethanie in 1984. Depicted is a corrugated iron house. Part of a series on forced removal of the Mogopa people from their home to Pachsdraai and Bethanie between 1983 and 1984.
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White truck drivers who transported the belongings of the Mogopa people
Residents forcibly removed from Mogopa where charged as much as R300 by farmers who transported their belongings by truck to a far away homeland.
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Police oversee destruction of a squatter camp near Cape Town
Police in armoured Saracen van (Ratel) oversee the destruction of a Cape Town 'Squatter Camp'.
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Batlokwa people rebuild, there is rubble of a homestead wall in the foreground and a man on a roof in the background.
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