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Cape Town Photos
Themsikos Mzukwa - South African anti-apartheid activist; during the apartheid regime he was imprisoned for 4 years at Robben Island
Beautiful Cape Town - one of the world's most striking cities.
Lion's Head viewed from Sea Point - a suburb of Cape Town, South Africa
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Mountain viewed from Victoria and Alfred waterfront.
A
large scale map of District Six at the District Six museum. Until the
1960s, District Six was a vibrant community. The government then declared
it a "white only" zone and forcibly removed the majority of its
residents - a blight on South African (and the world's) history.
Since apartheid was abolished, the government established a program to restore some of these people's property.
Check out our Cape Town journal.