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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The 160 000ha Richtersveld Cultural and Botanical Landscape of dramatic mountainous desert in north-western South Africa is communally owned and managed. This site sustains the semi-nomadic pastoral livelihood of the Nama people, reflecting seasonal patterns that may have persisted for as long as two millennia in southern Africa. It is the only area where the Nama still construct portable rush-mat houses (haru om).
Situated on the breathtaking Wild Coast, the Lodge is nestled in one of the most beautiful locations in South Africa. An eco-friendly, Fair Trade certified, affordable, multi-night destination for South African and overseas visitors alike; the Lodge is superb for backpackers and cultural wanderers of this Earth. The Bulungula Lodge sustains local culture and the planet, and is 100% owned
TGCSA 3-Star Guest House Karoopark Guest House is located at 81 Caledon Street, in the heart of historical Graaff-Reinet. It is an ideal location to soak up the relaxed ambience of the Karoo. Karoopark Guest House is situated within walking distance of shops, banks and historical places of interest. B&B or self-catering accommodation is available and Karoopark has an A’la
