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Liberation Walk

A crowd of children gather around the support vehicle parked next to a home where the walkers spent the night in Laingsberg, Western Cape, South Africa, February 24, 2017.

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!’Aru Berendse picks his teeth with an Acacia thorn (Vachellia karroo) in Laingsberg, Western Cape, South Africa, February 24, 2017. According to Berendse, for the Khoisan, these thorns had many functions, mainly as needles for sewing.

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!’Aru Berendse and Frisco May walk on the R407 towards Prince Albert from Willowmore, Western Cape, South Africa, February 22, 2017.

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!Xam Isaacs walks along the R46 from Touws River to Ceres, Western Cape, South Africa, February 26, 2017.

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Kingsley Saralina takes a swim in a river at the foot of the Michell’s Pass, Ceres, Western Cape, South Africa, February 27, 2017. A river is always appreciated on a hot day’s walk, and according to !Xam it shows disrespect to the water to pass by without using a little.

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Neal Hartman, JD Hartman and Neil Dikwex are shocked to hear of the death of their friend and fellow walker Jacob Diedericks “Oom Bossie”, the received the news at Dampies BDRY in Ceres, Western Cape, South Africa, February 26, 2017. Oom Bossie was taken to hospital and passed away the day after the activists stayed at his home in Touws River on February 25.

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The activists dance around a shrine for Oom Bossie at Tweede-Tol camp site in Bains Kloof, Western Cape, South Africa, February 28, 2017. Oom Bossie told the walkers that he had been waiting to see them and that he felt happy to see how the movement had grown.

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The walkers march to the Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa, March 01, 2017. This comprises the last leg of their journey.

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Clinton Strandlooper and Neil Dikwex join the walkers in a ritual at the Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa, March 01, 2017. According walker Mounalis Olieslaager it should rather be called the “Castle of Pain” due to its colonial history.

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