This exhibit pays homage to the workforce of the gold industry of Pilgrim’s Rest and commemorates World War 1 – exploring the impact of this war and other times of conflict on the labour force. South African history has been dominated by gold and conflict – both contributing to making us what we are today.
The work force of a country are the foot soldiers of industry in the struggle for survival in the global economy. In this regard, a country’s labour force can be regarded as the backbone of that economy, with each individual’s production contributing to the fiscal growth. Likewise, every person in society is important in helping to build and defend our country’s welfare and future existence.
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Cape Agulhas is known as the ‘Cape of Storms’ which wrecked many ships en route to the east. Ancient people also left their mark on the landscape reminding us of earlier cultures, for example, here the Khoi-Khoi people trapped fish using ingeniously constructed tidal traps. Five things to seek at the Agulhas National Park: The southernmost tip of the African
Uthando (Love) South Africa is a unique and innovative Non Profit and Fair Trade accreditated company that offers authentic, uplifting, fun, inspirational, interactive and meaningful experiences for FIT travellers as well as groups of any size in the sprawling and impoverished townships of Cape Town. Uthando runs daily scheduled tours and tailor-made private tours to suit particular interests, whether it be urban agriculture; animal
This natural World Heritage Site and home to one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature is a haven of magnificent mountains plunging into crystal seas fringed with the white sands of the Cape Peninsula. The park stretches from Signal Hill in the north to Cape Point in the south, and is also home to the world’s smallest, yet most diverse, floral
