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By continuing to use this site, you consent to the use of cookies. We value your privacy. Figure 1 - uploaded by Dirk Taljaard Content may be subject to copyright. Copy reference. Copy caption. Embed figure. View publication. Irregular shapes are residential areas, circles are mine shafts and squares are hotspots. Source publication. Full-text available. Jan Contexts in source publication. Context 1. Authority, Most mine workers live in ten single sex hostels close to the mine shafts Figure 1.
Living conditions are basic and between four and fifteen workers share a room where each man has a bed and a locker or cupboard space. Context 2. Some hotspots are informal settlements, others are simply open areas in the veld. Context 3. Context 4.
There are ten hostels in the Carletonville area Figure 1. Context 5. In the initial stages of designing the Carletonville project Campbell and Williams were concerned to include not only migrant gold mine workers but also the commercial sex workers with whom they interact as well as the men and women living in the neighbouring township of Khutsong Figure 1.
