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No Land! No House! No Vote! Voices from Symphony Way |
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Foreword Introduction This is the hard truth… Eviction 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 Rd 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 da 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 Continua! 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 learned To Whom it May Concern Living on the Pavement: My Life on Symphony Way We won’t tolerate any violence in our road My Story We deserve a house! Ons 'bly of gly’ huis/Our 'Stay or Go’ house Ongetitled/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 life My Silver Lining To Whom it May Concern Our Days of Struggle Die pad is toe/The road is closed Postscript: Symphony Way is not dead. We are still Symphony Way. We will always be Symphony Way. |
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