Sentence examples for their townships from inspiring English sources

The streets of Manenberg, one of their townships, are straight, level and dreary.

When the clock strikes five, thousands of black women still pour from the factories here and line up at bus stands for the ride back to their townships.

The most notable was David Bensusan's My Country My Hat (1983) – a critique of the pass laws, which forced black South Africans to carry internal passports when travelling outside their townships or homelands.

By virtue of being paid, Mentor Mothers would become role models in their townships and villages, supporting their families, speaking out in their communities, changing the social paradigm of discrimination and abuse...one mother at a time.

The group has undertaken a wider campaign that will seek to engage NGOs, CSOs and children to demand commitments from political candidates in their townships to increase investment in the social sectors for children.

However, these residents had never left their townships, and it was reasonable to assume that they had not experienced any dramatic changes in their dietary habits over the course of this study.

The man, part of a ring of seven people who had abducted 11 children, had sold four of them to families in their township.

From the start, people here were upset at the attention given their township, especially because Mrs. Dewani's body was discovered elsewhere and none of the four South Africans so far arrested for the crime live here.

A strong majority approved it.In Vail, ten miles east of Avon, people had for more than a decade endured steadily worsening traffic jams along Interstate 70 at the entrance to their township, which vaguely resembles a Swiss village.

She heeded the warning and she and her family fled their township of Soshanguve.

In 1853 Republicans persuaded the state legislature to pass a local option law that would allow township voters to declare their township dry, but it was later deemed unconstitutional.