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Sustainable living in marginalized South African communities
Africa / Environment / Politics

Sustainable living in marginalized South African communities

Posted on September 15, 2016 by 20onemagazine • 1 Comment

A lonely car is sneaking through the gravel roads of Joe Slovo West, a township in the north of Port Elizabeth in South Africa. The navigation system does not find a way through the alleys, since the streets have not been mapped yet and there are no streets signs either. Whoever is not street-smart here, … Continue reading →

Mini War in South Africa – A Happy Family Event
Africa / Society

Mini War in South Africa – A Happy Family Event

Posted on March 3, 2016 by 20onemagazine • Leave a comment

  Bonfires lighten up the sky. Dark clouds of smoke hang over the city. Soldiers fire canons and jets thunder trough the air. The sun glows mercilessly and burns the faces of hundreds of soldiers and thousands of spectators. It is the middle of February in Port Elizabeth: the South African military is celebrating itself. … Continue reading →

Resettlement and Memory in South Africa
Africa / History

Resettlement and Memory in South Africa

Posted on November 13, 2013 by 20onemagazine • 1 Comment

„I did not want to leave the way my family were forced to do in December 1971. At the time I wanted to plant my one foot on Devil’s Peak and the other on the Table Mountain and shout, ‚Let us stay, don’t force us to go. You are destroying our families and our lives!’ … Continue reading →

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