09:00 AM
15min at each site except the Slave Lodge which is an hour Cape Peninsula (//Hui !Gaeb) by the KhoeSan local indigenous people of this area. The Kraal was the first buildings (matjies huise) at the Cape thousands of years before the Dutch, British, the French Huguenots and other Europeans arrived here. The community of the, Camissa (//Gam I Ssa) people resided here and lived along the riverbanks. .
09:00AM -10:00 AM
The first largest consignment of slaves (174) brought to Cape Town (1658) were mostly Angolan children, some of them still babes in arms. Between 1891- 1941 7000 children are orphaned at the Cape, most of them of colour. Sadly today we have hundreds of homeless/landless people living on the streets in Cape Town.
09:00AM -10:00 AM
Thousands of Slaves were sold into bondage at this spot which is located on a little island in Spin Street where a slave tree should. This site is probably the most inconspicuous to the many people who tread over it without knowing its real history.
10:00AM -11:00 AM
This church was extremely influential in orchestrating the first legislative framework with regards the establishment of an Apartheid government. Which later took the form of Roman Dutch law. This law is still being practiced in especially our courts. Currently the church is split between white and black members.
10:00AM -11:00 AM
They call him a statesmen, I call him a tyrant. He made his money from benefiting from slavery. He became a politician and an architect of apartheid.
10:00AM -11:00 AM
The local hospital which was managed by slaves themselves. It was their first experience of their new life at the Cape and for a few the last the months journey just too much. Not all survived their stay in the hospital.
11:00AM -12:00 AM
One of the most infamous places during time of Slavery. Built like a fortress to hold slave like a warehouse. This where they were bred to provide a bank of slaves for the Dutch East Indian Company
11:00AM -12:00 AM
Cape Town was built on the backs of slave labour. This garden provided fresh fruit and vegetables to passing ships, The Dutch made quite a penny and later became a prime trading company.
12:00PM -12:30 PM
This is a symbol that slaves were here. With the ringing of the bell slaves were called to order and attention. From morning to sun down the bell call kept the slaves in their place.
12:30. End off Tour with reflections, questions and answers.
visit this link for more interesting information : http://www.iol.co.za/news/opinion/lifting-historys-veil-of-shame-1788819