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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"Group Areas Act"”.
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The Group Areas Act and Port Elizabeth's heritage: a study of memorial recollection in the South End Museum
The second half of the 1990's was marked by a significant reworking of memory and history in South Africa. WHilst the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) was involved in its hearings on amnesty applications and gross human rights violations, new museums were emerging and older ones began …
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The palaces of memory: a reconstruction of District One, Cape Town, before and after the Group Areas Act
This thesis started off as a biographical discussion on my association with District One. I was able to widen the scope of this thesis as my research brought more information to light with regard to the city�s past. The dramatic uncovering of the Prestwich burial ground and subsequent struggles …
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Muslim residential patterns in Cape Town: an examination of the changes and continuities in the Cape Town Muslim community
… the Muslim community in Cape Town prior to the Group Areas Act, as a result of the Group Areas Act, and currently in 2013. It also explores how the Muslim community has transformed as a result of these changing residential patterns. This thesis confronts the question of where have Muslims been …
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The history of the Mthiyane people who were removed from Richards Bay to Ntambanana wendsday 6 January 1976
… etc. It is also interesting to indicate that the Group Areas Act, which strongly manifested itself through force removal was forcefully implemented in moving the original inhabitants of Richards Bay.
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Invisible villages: changing residential patterns and relationships in a rural village
… residence patterns, relationships and economic activity. It focusses particularly on the effects of the implementation of the Group Areas Act in the village in 1969 and the change from an apparently integrated agricultural settlement to a highly differentiated holiday and retirement resort. This …
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More than an apartheid loss : recovering and remembering Fairview, a 'lost' Group Areas history
Against the background of the Group Areas Act (1950) and the consequent forced removals this thesis recovers the history of Fairview, Port Elizabeth. I examine how this neighbourhood is remembered through oral histories, family photographs and memory maps, alongside archival, media and literary …
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My mom is not interested : a case study of a daughter and her intellectually disabled mother
… have been under siege of the apartheid group areas act, migrant labour, endemic poverty, widespread HIV/Aids and ongoing political uncertainty. As disorganised attachments in early life result in complex relational disturbance, this research paper commences with a detailed review of the …
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An exploratory study of the psycho-social factors contributing to resilience amongst coloured adolescent females in the Mitchell’s Plain suburb of Cape Town.
… are unfavourable, more commonly known as risk factors. These factors include risk of physical harm, the phenomenon of teenage pregnancy, economic and physical deprivation, racial and gender stereotypes, unequal roles and responsibilities between girls and boys, family dysfunction and exposure to …
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History, identity and meaning : Cape Town's Coon Carnival in the 1960s and 1970s
… declared for "White" residence only under the Group Areas Act. Coloured residents were forcibly removed from this central city suburb to disparate areas on the Cape Flats - the townships surrounding the metropolis. A year later, in 1967, the carnival parade was effectively banned from the city …
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Threads of place: understanding the intangible memories of space and place – the case of Stellenbosch
… in the context of Die Vlakte, the fractured connection of Kayamandi to the Stellenbosch core, and other neighbourhoods that lie along the peripheries of the privileged and well-resourced centre, are all encompassed in the context of Stellenbosch. The less tangible history of Die …
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Race, class and spatial polarisation in the greater Cape Town
… Pre- 1994 apartheid laws had a marked impact on urban land use patterns in South Africa. A new government came into power in 1994 and the Group Areas Act had been abolished. Recent reports demonstrate that there is an aggressive spatial distribution of private sector investment directed to …
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The muslim judicial council - A descriptive and analytical investigation
This thesis proposes to investigate the application of the Shari'a or Islamic Law in South Africa. To this end, the work of the Cape Town-based Muslim Judicial Council, which follows the Shafi's school of thought, is focussed on. Perspectives gained from the history of Islam at the Cape reveal the …
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Exploring Intimate Partner Violence Survivors' Experiences of an Intervention Programme at the Mosaic Training, Service and Healing Centre
… is related to a range of demographic characteristics such as ethnicity, gender, socio-economic status and sexuality, which contributes to varied forms of inequity. The lasting impact of Apartheid legislation, namely, the Group Areas Act, and the absence of fundamental resources in rural …
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(Un)Homely in Cape Town: contested space and the post-apartheid urban narrative
… conflict resulting from the legislative practices and social engineering of the apartheid government in the form of the Group Areas Act (1950). As a postcolonial and post-apartheid city, Cape Town has the distinction of evolving from pre-apartheid's least segregated city to apartheid's most …
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District 1: Mapping memories of an erased space in a transforming post-apartheid city
… The area was desecrated because of the Group Areas Act, with a large portion of the historic urban landscape demolished and the community displaced to various parts of the Cape Flats1 . Intangible and tangible heritage will be used to establish how heritage mechanisms can facilitate …
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The Making of Pretoria as the Citadel of Apartheid, 1948-73
… favouring white employment, whitening urban areas through the mass relocation of black people to newly established ethnic homelands, separating educational facilities on the basis of race and making use of excessive violence to suppress political dissent. This was done through the …
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A city walkable: [Re]Imagining spatial justice through access and public space in North End, East London
… mixed-use neighbourhood. However, due to the Group Areas Act of 1950, people were forcibly removed from the city and relocated to what is now known as townships. Due to this removal people are forced to rely on public transport or private vehicle for mobility. Townships are not mixed-use, and …
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The junction: transcending sociotechnical divides through youth space
… Where apartheid planning policies such as the group areas act used infrastructure as a mechanism of social organisation, this design dissertation proposes using architecture as social infrastructure to transcend these sociotechnical divides. The concept of the sociotechnical denotes the synergy …
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Res clamant - the land cries out: a practical study of the communicative and visual potential of a large-scale mural painting situated within a defined historical and cultural context
… it became through the implementation of the Group Areas Act the site of the greatest number of population removals in the country. 'Spatial apartheid' changed its face and the lives of most of its people. Between 1950 and 1980 more than 150,000 people suffered forced resettlement in the Cape …
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The role of the international community towards dismantling the apartheid regime in South Africa: 1960-1990.
… main goals was to codify centuries of de facto white domination. The legislative cornerstones of apartheid – including the Mixed Marriages Act of 1949 (prohibiting marriage between people of different races), the Population Registration Act and Group Areas Act, both of 1950, the Reservation …
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