ANAPIX: Freedom Day Walk of Resistance

1/24: South Africa – Africa Month 2021 – he month of May is recognised as Africa month – a time when the continent of Africa commemorates the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU). The establishing the Organisation of Africa Unity (OAU) in 1963, the African continent became a pioneer in being the first continent to focus on continental unity and to encourage nation building through unity and freedom from oppression. It is in celebration of this milestone of the OAU and its successor, the African Union, that the Department of Arts and Culture will host a series of events to celebrate Africa Day on 25th May and throughout May for Africa Month. (Compiled by Rabin Singh)

2/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

3/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

4/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

5/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

6/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

7/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

8/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

9/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

10/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.Khoisan poet Bradley van Sitters also started the event with a prayer Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

11/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

12/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

13/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.Khoisan poet Bradley van Sitters also started the event with a prayer Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

14/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

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16/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

17/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

18/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

19/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

20/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

21/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

22/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

23/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)

24/24: South Africa – Cape Town – 27 April 2021 -The Salt River Heritage Society (SRHS) in conjunction with the Observatory Civic Association (OCA), Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Council, the Two River Urban Park Association (TRUPA), and the Oude Molen Eco Village embarked on a walk of resistance on Freedom Day, the 27 April 2021, to register their opposition to the proposed multi-billion-rand River Club Development in the Two Rivers Urban Park, by reinstalling a commemorative plaque that was vandalised and destroyed almost one year ago. The plaque which was the only artefact indicating the heritage importance of the area, despite its potential as a world heritage site, has not been replaced by the City.The march was led by Tauriq Jenkins also in attendance was Dr Allan Boesak a political activist and a reverend. Photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency(ANA)