Gandhi-Luthuli Documentation Centre

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Wood carving skills

In Natal the women of the Gujarati community united under one banner, the Gujarati Mahila Mandal

Wood and iron temple - Equeefa Perumalsami 1864

Wood and Iron Temple

Wood and iron houses in Clairwood

Photos from "How We Live"

Women's Ward

St Aidan’s Mission Hospital

Women's Cultural group

Women's Cultural Group - Rhonda Dylisse, Pupil of the World-famous Ramgopal

Women's Association In Verulam

The most active groups of housewives in Verulam are the Verulam Maathar Sungam. which is involved in cultural and religious activities and the Verulam and District Women's Circle,

Women working on the sugar cane plantation

Painting of women working on the sugar cane plantation

Women working on the Cane fields

Cutting cane in 40 cm sets.

Less privileged women who had to work in the fields or move about as ... In the case of one woman who set fire to cane-fields on the Natal ...

Women Passive Resisters

The passive resistance movement of 1946-48 is well documented. Yet, in the vast corpus of historical literature the role of women as a viable political ...

Women in Sarrie
Women feeding her baby

Painting of a women feeding her baby

Women carrying a basket full of fruit and vegetable going to the market to sell

Indian trader

Women and empowerment through the ‘economy of affection’ in KwaZulu‐Natal: Its significance for sustainable development
Women and empowerment through the 'economy of affection'in KwaZulu‐Natal: Its significance for sustainable development
Women
Woman in white robe
Woman dressed in Indian bridal outfit

Indian bride

Woman dancing to the beat of drumming

Painting of a woman dancing to the beat of drumming

Wits Spring Festival - Social History Cycle Tour
Witchcraft or Madness? The Amandiki of Zululand, 1894-19141

In late May 1999 Anglican Archdeacon, Ebenezer Ntlali, performed an exorcism to drive out evil
spirits from a hundred or so schoolgirls at St John's College, a church school with over a
thousand students in Umtata, of former Transkei region of South Africa. According to

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