
Places that honour: 70 years on, preserving women’s legacies
Geographical naming can therefore broaden our public memory, creating space for more of South Africa’s stories to be known.
South Africa’s landscape contains indigenous geographical names that preserve languages, histories, cultural knowledge and relationships with place.
Seventy years after the women of 1956 walked to the Union Buildings, their footsteps remain part of South Africa’s national memory.
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