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The September meeting was held at the Killie Campbell Museum (Muckleneuk). The evening was preceded by refreshments followed by an address by Justine Wintjies. Justine is the Curator Human Sciences, KwaZulu-Natal Museum. Her address on The Frobenius archive in the

    TITLE OF TALK: Durban’s Afro-Indian race riots of 1949 SPEAKER: Prof Goolam Vahed The ‘Durban riots’ of 1949 were a bitter conflict marked by racialised violence between Indian and African residents of the city, which occurred over the

  Please click on the link below to access the Society’s quarterly newsletter prepared by Chair-lady, Angie St George. The quarter has been very busy with amongst other events, outings to Old St Thomas Church, the Daphne Strutt award evening,

The SA National Society recently had an outing to the Nottingham Road area and used the Nottingham Road Hotel as it’s base. Below are four images: The first is a current image of the hotel, the middle image, a very

 In Recovery – Lake St Lucia re-imagined       The talk on the above subject   by Nicolette Forbes, had the full house of members riveted for the duration of her speech which was well supported by clear and informative maps of the changes

  MARCH MEETING – HUGH GLEN & STEPHEN KOTZE MARCH MEETING On Tuesday 12 March, members were entertained with a double bill. In the first of the two talks, Hugh Glen invited first century Roman gourmet Aspicius to share his

Click on Links below to access the newsletter and Notice of meeting. SANS March 2019 Newsletter Notice of meeting March 2019PROGRAM FOR MARCH 2019 MEETING DATE: Tuesday 12 March 2019 VENUE: KwaMuhle Museum, Bram Fischer Road [Ordnance Road] Durban. TIME:

Society member Prof. Franco Frescura, who is an architect and a Director of Education at the Phansi Museum, commenced his address by advising members that the Phansi Museum is producing manuscripts and these are available through the Museum. The intention