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The creation and development of black townships with special reference to Lamontville Township

Abstract

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The primary objectives of the project are to cover the following aspects: 1.1 The facts, policies, processes or phenomena and the like which attributes to the emergence and development of Black townships in South Africa, particularly Lamontville. 1.2 The geographical zoning problem as it is opposed to solution. 1.3 The aspiration and attitudes of Black people with regard to township creation and development. 1.4 The existing relationship between a shanty town and township. 1.5 The housing problem prior to emergence of Black townships. and after the 1.6 To show how the policy and practice of urban segregation, control and apartheid have evolved and affected Blacks in townships.

Degree

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University of Zululand
Year dc:date.issued
1993

Author and committee

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Author dc:creator
  • Dlungwane, Alison Selby Methenjwa
Advisor dc:contributor.advisor
  • Makhanya, E. M.

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Dlungwane, Alison Selby Methenjwa. The creation and development of black townships with special reference to Lamontville Township. University of Zululand, 1993.