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Gandhi, Johannesburg and the birth of Satyagraha
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28 June 2017
27 May 2024
Following the prisoner with garlands of flowers He must have cut a strange figure. A small man in prison clothing…
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Where can we buy Shweshwe?
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15 March 2017
5 June 2024
This was the first question I was faced with recently at the breakfast table. Guests wanted to buy Sheshwe cloth…
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A Johannesburg Victorian jewel in the midst of high rise flatland – the Windybrow
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20 February 2017
27 May 2024
Jozi heritage site: Windybrow A few months ago I set off to Doornfontein on the edge of Hillbrow, to join…
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Kliptown: the forgotten stepchild of Soweto
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4 February 2017
27 May 2024
Kliptown: Soweto’s Cinderella Candice Madondo outside Mighty Evolution Kids Nursery Preschool Liz at Lancaster 2016 I wrote last year about the…
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Cathedrals of industry with Joburg Heritage Foundation
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19 September 2016
Johannesburg Heritage Foundation runs great tours The Johannesburg Heritage Foundation is the most amazing activist/educational/heritage/tourism organization which, amongst other activities,…
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Usually the train moves but with Park Station it’s been the building that moves
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17 February 2013
28 May 2024
Park Station then: and now … History of Park Station Johannesburg’s first railway station , commissioned by the Zuid Afrikaansche…
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Johannesburg – the spaces ‘in between’
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22 July 2012
The space in-between or the uitvalgrond formed old Joburg city centre I found an interesting article by Bettina Malcomess on…
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Do you know where Delta Park gets its name from?
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11 February 2012
28 May 2024
From grazing land to sewage works to recreational space: Delta Park Delta Park, 104 hectares of open park land, is…
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‘Exhilarating air of peace and calmness’: Accommodation in Craighall Park
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12 August 2009
28 May 2024
HISTORY OF CRAIGHALL PARK ‘Craighall Park Township, which forms the northern boundary of the Johannesburg Municipality, is one of the…
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