Fusion of three images shot with intervals of 2 seconds. Yes: The South African government couldn’t stay behind the global developments.
Fusion of three images shot with intervals of 2 seconds. Yes: The South African government couldn’t stay behind the global developments.
The shacks in informal settlement Die Kop near our village are not connected to electricity, water and sanitation. Early in the morning, before going to work or school, there is this ritual of brushing teeth at the communal water tap.
These pictures show how millions of South Africans are housed. To avoid misunderstandings: it’s NOT the homestead of South Africa’s president Jacob Zuma. This guy has always been very privileged … š …; most probably never stayed in a shack (well I did and it was quite an experience. Everything there except electricity and a …
One could surely say that an informal settlement is a kind of eco village. What you see is shacks build of used materials. Old poles, corrugated steel, driftwood, cardboard, old doors … you name it. And the wall paper …. old magazines, newspapers, etc. It’s a harsh life. No electricity or sanitation in the shacks …