Castle of Good Hope SLAVE DAY 01 December 2013
Welcoming of guests at the Gate by Cape Minstrels singing traditional slave songs     Deputy Minister International Relations Marius Fransman CEO Castle Control Board Calvyn Gilfellan and Gorachouqua Chief Hennie van Wyk Castle of Good Hope                 Click on any thumbnail for a 680x510 pixel size and Slide Show Slave Day Date 01 December 2013 Time 18h30 - 22h00 Venue Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town Programme 18h30 Welcome at the Gate Cape Minstrels 19h15 Key Note Address Deputy Minister for International Relations and Cooperation Marius Fransman 19h30 Cultural Item Ndimose Primary Students 19h45 Introduction Significance of the Emancipation of Slaves at the Cape 20h00 Cultural Item by Local Artists   20h15 Facebook Launch Once we were slaves - Ons was eers slawe 20h30 Launch of the Castle of Good Hope & Partners 16 Days of Activism Against Women & Children Abuse 20h45 Firework Display City of Cape Town 21h00 Film Introduction Impression by the producers of The Price of Sugar 21h15 Screening of the Dutch Slave Film The Price of Sugar The International Film on Slavery in the former Dutch Colony of Suriname has opened the c2013 Dutch Film Festival. The film was shot on location in April/May 2013 at the Castle and the sugar plantations of KwaZulu Natal 22h00 Vote of Thanks Debriefing by Castle of Good Hope CEO Mr Calvyn Gilfellan LINKS related to Indigenous Events The Fabulous Woodstock Star Lites Gorachouqua Raad Gathering, Wynberg Escape to High Places - Fairytale Van Riebeeck’s plan to confine the KhoiKhoin to the Hout Bay area AIS Documentary ... The Khoikhoi Saga (Pre Production) Print Top