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Joseph Zenzele Mavi
Born: 1938 in Transkei,South Africa
Died: 1982 (Car accident)
Trade unionist who brought the grievances of black workers int white homes through a crippling of Johannesburg municipal workers in 1980.Mr Mavi was born in the Transkei in 1938,Mavi matriculated at St John's High School and moved to Johannesburg in 1957,taking a series of semi-skilled jobs and gaining political experience working for Bantu Federation of South Africa,an early civic association.In 1970,when working as a truck driver,he was elected to the executive of the African Transport Worker's Union (ATWU),and in 1975 became its president. The ATWU was a parallel union for blacks within th

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Port Owen Marina is situated in Velddrif on the Cape West Coast. There are a few resorts that offer comfortable self-catering accommodation in cosy well equipped apartments. The Port Owen complexes are situated on the banks of the marina. The resorts offers various accommodation ranging from studios to one and two bedroom apartments, ideal for families and couples. Each apartment has a fully fitted kitchen and comfortable lounge with a TV and private en-suite bathrooms. Modern appliances include a microwave oven, washing machine, fan, tumble dryer and dishwasher are all included.
Sundays River Mouth and the beach that accompanies it are awesome reflections of the beauty of the Eastern Cape. The river itself is spectacular, and the mouth’s waters are calm and warm; ideal for swimming, fishing or just cooling one’s feet. The Sundays River Mouth is situated on the southern boundary of the world-renowned Addo Elephant National Park. The beach boasts some of the highest dunes in the country and remains relatively untouched.
In the heart of South Africa's famous Garden Route, a captivating world of lakes, rivers, estuaries and beaches gently unfolds against a backdrop of lush forest and lofty mountains – all elements that characterise the Wilderness Section of the Garden Route National Park. Nature trails wind through densely wooded forest and along tranquil rivers, affording you the opportunity to encounter the brilliantly coloured Knysna Lourie, or one of the five kingfisher species that occur here.
One of the most wonderful beaches on the Garden Route, Brenton on Sea lies just on the other side of the Knysna Western Heads. A long curved bay, the beach is ideal for walks all the way to Buffels Bay where you can enjoy lunch or just an icecream, and stroll back.