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MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET – DEVELOPMENT

How to use the image library

The MediaClubSouthAfrica.com image library is a public service containing some

2 000 photos of people and places across South Africa.

The images are available in low resolution (50KB to 200KB in size) and in high,

print-ready resolution (1MB to over 10MB in size) – free of any charge.

To access the image library and begin downloading images, you first have to

register with the site. Registration is quick and easy, and allows you to immediately

log in – no waiting for confirmation emails required.

Once you have logged in, you can browse the thumbnails of the photos. To see a

larger, low-resolution version of the photo, click on the thumbnail.

Do download the high-resolution version, right-click on "Download high-res image"

below the thumbnail and select "Save target as" ("Save link as" in Firefox) to copy

the photo onto your computer.

If you republish the photos on the web or in print you are obliged to credit both the

photographer and MediaClubSouthAfrica.com. On the web, this credit must include

a link to MediaClubSouthAfrica.com.

See the terms and conditions of using the image library below.

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Terms and conditions of use

All photographs in the MediaClubSouthAfrica.com image library may be downloaded and republished free of charge in print publications - newspapers, magazines, books and the like - and on internet sites, subject to the following conditions:

1. The person who downloads the photographs (defined as The User) is a legitimate member of a media organisation.

2. The User has registered their details with MediaClubSouthAfrica.com using the registration page.

3. In all cases, credit for the photograph must be given to both the photographer and the copyright owner, as indicated in the photograph caption. In most cases the copyright owner will be MediaClubSouthAfrica.com. This credit must appear alongside the image in both print and online publications, and must include a hyperlink to MediaClubSouthAfrica.com.

4. Where the photographer’s name is not provided by the MediaClubSouthAfrica.com image library, it may be omitted. Credit for the photograph would in this case simply be MediaClubSouthAfrica.com or other relevant copyright owner.

5. MediaClubSouthAfrica.com photographs may not be used for any commercial, promotional, advertising or merchandising use, and may not be sold.

6. The photographs may not be materially altered. They may be cropped, provided that their editorial integrity is not compromised, but shall not, under any circumstances, otherwise be rotated, altered, changed or tampered with, either manually or electronically, without the express written permission of MediaClubSouthAfrica.com.

7. In order to make use of this service free of charge, you must:

7.1 Acknowledge that all copyright in the photographs rests in MediaClubSouthAfrica.com (or the copyright owner specified under the image details) and is never sold or assigned.

7.2 Acknowledge that, provided use of the photographs is fully in accordance with this agreement, you may make unlimited free use of any and all photographs accessible from MediaClubSouthAfrica.com. You must further agree that your rights under this agreement may not be transferred in any form to a third party.

7.3 Acknowledge MediaClubSouthAfrica.com (or any copyright owner other than MediaClubSouthAfrica.com) as the copyright owner and source of the photograph in a clearly legible manner alongside each photograph.

7.4 Acknowledge that MediaClubSouthAfrica.com photographs may not be used for any promotional, advertising or merchandising use.

7.5 Acknowledge that the photographs may not be materially altered, not may their editorial integrity be compromised.

7.6 Agree that 650 Euros/£500.00/US$1 000.00 is a reasonable penalty, payable by you to MediaClubSouthAfrica.com (or any copyright owner other than MediaClubSouthAfrica.com) in lieu of damages, for each use of a photograph not in accordance with or permitted by this agreement. You must further agree to make payment of each penalty on demand by MediaClubSouthAfrica.com.

• If you have additional queries about the image library, email Mary Alexander at [email protected].


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Johannesburg, Gauteng province:

Sign for a community Park in Alexandra township’s East Bank.

Photo: Chris Kirchhoff, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com


Two-storey low-cost walkup housing project in Alexandra

township’s East Bank. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,

MediaClubSouthAfrica.com.










Low-cost housing project adjacent to Freedom Square in

Kliptown, Soweto. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Construction in progress on Park

Station, set to be the main terminal of the Gautrain rapid rail

link. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,






Johannesburg, Gauteng province: First National Bank’s Ikezi Agency

in Dobonsonville, Soweto. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,



Dobonsonville, Soweto. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,



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Babalo Rozani is a trainer at Mintek's Kgabane jewellery-making training programme.



Paul Nduduala is a trainer at Mintek's Kgabane jewellery-making training programme.



Babalo Rozani is a trainer at Mintek's Kgabane jewellery-making training programme.


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Mandise Skele creating a copper and silver bracelet at Mintek's

Kgabane jewellery-making training programme.



Mintek's Kgabane jewellery-making training programme.


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Trainee diamond polishers at the the Harry Oppenheimer Diamond

Training School. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,

MediaClubSouthAfrica.com


Abram Matshidiso from Klerksdorp is a trainee diamond

polisher at the Harry Oppenheimer Diamond Training

School. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Zubair Kassam (right) and Amadi

Cajetan (left) are a trainee diamond polishers at the Harry Oppenheimer Diamond Training

School. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,



Magauta Phutsisi (front right) from QwaQwA in the Free state is a trainee diamond polisher at the the Harry Oppenheimer Diamond

Training School. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,













Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Trainee diamond polishers at the

Harry Oppenheimer Diamond Training School.



Construction on the new Natalspruit Hospital in Vosloorus, a large township in the south of

Johannesburg. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,



Aids-awareness mural outside hostels in Vosloorus, a large

township in the south of Johannesburg.



Aids-awareness mural outside hostels in Vosloorus, a large

township in the south of Johannesburg.


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Brickmaker producing his product

for the many new home renovations being carried out in Vosloorus, a large township in

the south of Johannesburg. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Brickmaker producing his product

for the many new home renovations being carried out in Vosloorus, a large township in

the south of Johannesburg. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Cape Town, Western Cape

province: Aids-awareness mural in Woodstock.

Photo: Jeffrey Barbee, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com

Beaufort West, Western Cape province: HIV/Aids awareness mural on a wall at the entrance

to the township. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Hoedspruit, Limpopo province: A Roundabout Playpump, a water

pump and storage tank at a rural school in the Acornhoek area.

The pump is built into the merry-go-round, which, when turned as

the children play on it, pumps underground water into the tank.









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the children play on it, pumps underground water into the tank.





children play on it, pumps underground water into the tank.


Hoedspruit, Limpopo province:

Anna Modluli spins wool into yarn at the Mapusha Weaving Centre.


Hoedspruit, Limpopo province: Anna Modluli spinning wool into yarn at the Mapusha Weaving

Centre. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,



Regina Mohlolo works at her loom at the Mapusha Weaving Centre.









Lindi Mathonsi works at her loom at the Mapusha Weaving Centre.



Mapusha Weaving Centre. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,













Hoedspruit, Limpopo province: Murals at the entrance to town.



An HIV/Aids awareness billboard. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,



An HIV/Aids awareness billboard. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,



An HIV/Aids education billboard. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,



An HIV/Aids education billboard. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Hoedspruit, Limpopo province: The LoveLife centre offers sex education and family planning

and promotes HIV/Aids awareness.


Hoedspruit, Limpopo province: An HIV/Aids education mural at Bavaria farm. The farm has an

active HIV/Aids awareness programme, supporting outreach

initiatives in the area. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Hoedspruit, Limpopo province: HIV/Aids education on Bavaria farm. The farm has an active

HIV/Aids awareness programme, supporting outreach initiatives in

the area. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Hoedspruit, Limpopo province: HIV/Aids education on Bavaria farm. The farm has an active

HIV/Aids awareness programme, supporting outreach initiatives in

the area. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,














Bavaria farm food garden. The farm has an active HIV/Aids awareness

programme, and has allocated land and workers to grow nutritious

foods for residents. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,












Hoedspruit, Limpopo province: Hawkers at an informal market

on the roadside. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Qholora Bay, Eastern Cape

province: Lindile Ngunuza tends seedlings in the nursery at the Ikhamanga Cooperative and

Permaculture Centre. Photo: Rodger Bosch,


Qholora Bay, Eastern Cape province. Deputy manager

Mandisa Nkonki and coordinator Charl Pienaar of the Ikhamanga Cooperative and Permaculture

Centre. Photo: Rodger Bosch,


Qholora Bay, Eastern Cape province. Deputy manager

Mandisa Nkonki and coordinator Charl Pienaar of the Ikhamanga Cooperative and Permaculture

Centre. Photo: Rodger Bosch,


Qholora Bay, Eastern Cape province: Charl Pienaar,

coordinator of the Ikhamanga Cooperative and Permaculture

Centre, holds a handful of earth with earthworms, part of the centre's vermiculture project.

Photo: Rodger Bosch MediaClubSouthAfrica.com

Qholora Bay, Eastern Cape

province: Noolam Fekeni applies a mixture of cow dung, mud and other ingredients to the floor of a

beehive she and her group of women are making at the

Ikhamanga Cooperative and Permaculture Centre. Photo: Rodger Bosch,








KwaZulu-Natal North Coast:

Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) houses. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee,



Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) houses. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com














Sugarcane fields. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com


Sugarcane fields. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com


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Upington, Northern Cape

province: The Northern Cape Community Builders construct

100 low-cost houses. Photo: Graeme Williams,



































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Victoria West, Northern Cape province: New housing with Eskom power installations. Photo: Graeme Williams,


Potchefstroom, North West province: Students at the University of North West. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com



Potchefstroom, North West

province: Educational interpreter at the University of North West. The university holds lectures in

two languages at the same time, meaning there is no segregation

of students. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com

Evander, Mpumalanga province: Low-cost housing has replaced shacks and other temporary

dwellings. Photo: Graeme Williams,


Welkom, Free State province: A tuberculosis awareness poster in

the canteen at Harmony Gold Mine.

Photo: Graeme Williams, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com













Bloemfontein, Free State

province: A positive community image used in bank advertising.

Photo: Graeme Williams, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com

Mozambique: A rural school supported by Sasol, South

Africa's petrochemicals giant, as part of the company's corporate social investment programme.

Photo: Sasol

Limpopo province: A new

construction to monitor transport from Zimbabwe is built next to a baobab tree on the N1 freeway,

north of Musina. Photo: Graeme Williams,



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