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Adriaans & Associates
A premier event production and design company specializing in event management and event planning. As a full service event company, Adriaans & Associates assists in every aspect of event coordination, customizing events to your budget and leaving no opportunity for excellence unexplored

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South African Airways

South African Airways is South Africa’s flagship airline, the newest member of the Star Alliance global network, the continent’s most awarded carrier and the only airline to provide direct service from North America to South Africa. Daily departures from New York and Washington Dulles offer award-winning service, on-demand entertainment, recently reconfigured Economy cabin, and the fastest route to South and Southern Africa. South African Airways also offers convenient connections from Canada via its European gateways in London, Paris, Frankfurt and Zurich, in conjunction with Air Canada. Daily services to Dakar, Senegal offer increased access to over 10 West African destinations. South African Airways Africa network is unsurpassed and features connections to over 20 destinations within South Africa and more than 20 cities across the continent. In partnership with Star Alliance members, South African Airways offers customers worldwide reach to 842 destinations in 152 countries. With an award wining, state-of-the art, 180 degree lie flat Premium Business Class Seat, South African Airways is truly poised to ‘Bring the World to Africa and Take Africa to the World’. For more information visit www.flysaa.com or call 1-800-722-9675

CANCOSA
The Canadian Council of South Africans is a diverse organisation committed to supporting the transformation of the New South Africa.

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International Womens Day March - 1955-1956
On 9 August On 9 August 1956 20 000 women of all races, some with the babies on their backs, from the cities and towns, from homelands and villages, took a petition addressed to Prime Minister J. G. Strijdom to the Union Buildings in Pretoria. He was not in. The petition demanded the abolition of pass laws. Lilian Ngoyi, Helen Joseph, Sophie Williams and Radima Moosa delivered the petition to the office of the Prime Minister, but had to leave without achieving their goal. Photographs by Drum Photographer from the Baileys African History Archive (BAHA)

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"Let's Hear Them Speak" a unique book by SA veteran activist and author
Phyllis Ntantala available through SAWW.
For details click HERE