ANAPIX: Sharpeville anti-racism week

1/12: South Africa – Johannesburg – 13 March 2021 – The Ahmed Kathrada foundation give a group of youth an experience of touring SHARPEVILLE township and visiting the grave sites of 69 people who died during the Sharpeville massacre. They also spent time at the Exhibition hub where some of those who were there in 1960 put on a role play to give a first-hand experience. This was part of the launch of Anti-racism week. Picture:Timothy Bernard/African News Agency(ANA)(ANATOPIX)(STANDALONE)

2/12: South Africa – Johannesburg – 13 March 2021 – Fresh flowers The Ahmed Kathrada foundation give a group of youth an experience of touring SHARPEVILLE township and visiting the grave sites of 69 people who died during the Sharpeville massacre. They also spent time at the Exhibition hub where some of those who were there in 1960 put on a role play to give a first-hand experience. This was part of the launch of Anti-racism week. Picture:Timothy Bernard/African News Agency(ANA)

3/12: South Africa – Johannesburg – 13 March 2021 – Fresh flowers at the gravesites The Ahmed Kathrada foundation give a group of youth an experience of touring SHARPEVILLE township and visiting the grave sites of 69 people who died during the Sharpeville massacre. They also spent time at the Exhibition hub where some of those who were there in 1960 put on a role play to give a first-hand experience. This was part of the launch of Anti-racism week. Picture:Timothy Bernard/African News Agency(ANA)

4/12: South Africa – Johannesburg – 13 March 2021 – The Ahmed Kathrada foundation give a group of youth an experience of touring SHARPEVILLE township and visiting the grave sites of 69 people who died during the Sharpeville massacre. They also spent time at the Exhibition hub where some of those who were there in 1960 put on a role play to give a first-hand experience. This was part of the launch of Anti-racism week. Picture:Timothy Bernard/African News Agency(ANA)

5/12: South Africa – Johannesburg – 13 March 2021 – The Ahmed Kathrada foundation give a group of youth an experience of touring SHARPEVILLE township and visiting the grave sites of 69 people who died during the Sharpeville massacre. They also spent time at the Exhibition hub where some of those who were there in 1960 put on a role play to give a first-hand experience. This was part of the launch of Anti-racism week. Picture:Timothy Bernard/African News Agency(ANA)

6/12: South Africa – Johannesburg – 13 March 2021 – The Ahmed Kathrada foundation give a group of youth an experience of touring SHARPEVILLE township and visiting the grave sites of 69 people who died during the Sharpeville massacre. They also spent time at the Exhibition hub where some of those who were there in 1960 put on a role play to give a first-hand experience. This was part of the launch of Anti-racism week. Picture:Timothy Bernard/African News Agency(ANA)

7/12: South Africa – Johannesburg – 13 March 2021 – The Ahmed Kathrada foundation give a group of youth an experience of touring SHARPEVILLE township and visiting the grave sites of 69 people who died during the Sharpeville massacre. They also spent time at the Exhibition hub where some of those who were there in 1960 put on a role play to give a first-hand experience. This was part of the launch of Anti-racism week. Picture:Timothy Bernard/African News Agency(ANA)

8/12: South Africa – Johannesburg – 13 March 2021 – The Ahmed Kathrada foundation give a group of youth an experience of touring SHARPEVILLE township and visiting the grave sites of 69 people who died during the Sharpeville massacre. They also spent time at the Exhibition hub where some of those who were there in 1960 put on a role play to give a first-hand experience. This was part of the launch of Anti-racism week. Picture:Timothy Bernard/African News Agency(ANA)

9/12: South Africa- Johannesburg – 13 March 2021 – The Ahmed Kathrada foundation give a group of youth an experience of touring SHARPEVILLE township and visiting the grave sites of 69 people who died during the Sharpeville massacre. They also spent time at the Exhibition hub where some of those who were there in 1960 put on a role play to give a first-hand experience. This was part of the launch of Anti-racism week. Picture:Timothy Bernard/African News Agency(ANA)

10/12: South Africa – Johannesburg – 13 March 2021 – The Ahmed Kathrada foundation give a group of youth an experience of touring SHARPEVILLE township and visiting the grave sites of 69 people who died during the Sharpeville massacre. They also spent time at the Exhibition hub where some of those who were there in 1960 put on a role play to give a first-hand experience. This was part of the launch of Anti-racism week. Picture:Timothy Bernard/African News Agency(ANA)

11/12: South Africa – Johannesburg – 13 March 2021 – One of the survivors of Sharpeville Abraham Mofokeng (82) shares his experience. The Ahmed Kathrada foundation give a group of youth an experience of touring SHARPEVILLE township and visiting the grave sites of 69 people who died during the Sharpeville massacre. They also spent time at the Exhibition hub where some of those who were there in 1960 put on a role play to give a first-hand experience. This was part of the launch of Anti-racism week. Picture: Timothy Bernard/African News Agency(ANA)

12/12: South Africa – Johannesburg – 13 March 2021 – The Ahmed Kathrada foundation give a group of youth an experience of touring SHARPEVILLE township and visiting the grave sites of 69 people who died during the Sharpeville massacre. They also spent time at the Exhibition hub where some of those who were there in 1960 put on a role play to give a first-hand experience. This was part of the launch of Anti-racism week. Picture:Timothy Bernard/African News Agency(ANA)