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Bertha Gxowa’s grave site declared a provincial heritage site

Women’s rights activist honoured.

December 8, 2014

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The Premier of Gauteng, David Makhura (left), and MEC for sports recreation arts and culture Molebatsi Bopape, pay their respects at Ma’ Bertha Gxowa’s grave site, last Saturday.

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The newly unveiled Bertha Gxowa statue and plaque.

MEC for sports recreation arts and culture, Molebatsi Bopape, at the newly declared provincial heritage site of Ma’ Bertha Gxowa, last Saturday, at the Thomas Nkobi Cemetery, in Elspark. For more photos and a video visit www.germistoncitynews.co.za.

The Premier of Gauteng, David Makhura (left), and MEC for sports recreation arts and culture Molebatsi Bopape, pay their respects at Ma’ Bertha Gxowa’s grave site, last Saturday.

White doves were released during the ceremony.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

Bertha Gxowa provincial heritage site.

December 8, 2014

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