No land! no house! no vote! : voices from Symphony Way /
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| Imprint: | Cape Town : Pambazuka Press, 2011. |
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| Description: | xvii, 141 p. : col. ill. ; 25 cm. |
| Language: | English Afrikaans |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8437162 |
Table of Contents:
- This is the hard truth
- Ecivtion
- The bush of evil
- Court case of two innocent people
- Untitled
- You can still get married on the pavement
- Geagte Lesers / Dear Reader
- To the Minister of Housing
- The fire and the struggle on Symphony Road
- Letter to the former Minister of Housing, Lindiwe Sisulu - Our struggle on the road for 14 years
- Stragel [Struggle]
- The pavement and the TRA dwellers
- In South Africa you have to fight for a house
- The world seen through a struggling soul
- Do you think that is right
- Struggle for freedom, Struggle for a home
- A South African senior citizen
- To all my fellow comrades in the struggle: Don't give up
- Hier het ek geleer om te deel / Here I've learned to share
- My struggle
- The struggle
- What is rightfully ours is houses
- A gift from God
- Aluta continual
- Struggle for houses
- We didn't lose faith in staying in the struggle
- These conditions are not for elderly people
- Survival and my struggle
- Here I've learnned
- To whom it may concern
- Living on the pavement: My life in Symphony way
- We won't tolerate any violenceon our road
- My story
- We deserve a house!
- Ons 'bly of gly' huis / Our 'stay or go' house
- Ongetiteld / Untitled
- You can light your candle when you want to
- I choose to take a stand
- Our sea of troubles here in Symphony way
- From the poor man to the rich man to conciliate the grounds of where we come from
- How the pavement changed our live
- My silver lining
- To whom it may concern
- Our days of struggle
- Die pad is toe / The road is closed
- Postscript.
