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We are open Tues to Sun from 9h00 to 17h00.

Admission Fee

(Price increases below are applicable from 7 May 2012)

Adults: R60.00
Pensioners, students and children: R45.00
Learners: R15.00
Teachers: R20.00

Our Triumphs and Our Tears: Online Exhibition
Women’s struggles in 20th century South Africa
An exhibition commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Women’s March

"I remember the first man to the moon, when he set his foot on the moon, he said this is a little step forward for mankind. I ask myself, is my child and grandchildren mankind?"
- Lilian Ngoyi

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Our Triumphs and Our Tears part 1 2,872 KB

Our Triumphs and Our Tears part2 2,863 KB

What's on Now: MANDELA EXHIBITION

Mandela has been central to every stage of South Africa’s epic struggle against apartheid – from formulating a new approach in the 1940s to leading the mass struggles of the 1950s, from the formation of Umkhonto we Siswe in the early 1960s to imprisonment for 27 years. He initiated and led negotiations in the 1990s, and served as the first President of a democratic South Africa. He built a new nation from the fragments of conflict.

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