Protesters Demanding Water Shot at With Rubber Bullets, Tear Gas
Advertorial: Protesters Demanding Water Shot at With Rubber Bullets, Tear Gas: Johannesburg civil society organisations stand with the …

Advertorial: Protesters Demanding Water Shot at With Rubber Bullets, Tear Gas: Johannesburg civil society organisations stand with the …

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Advertorial: Protesters Block West Rand Roads, Demanding Schools, Clinic and a Police Station: Fleurhof residents blocked roads with …

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Advertorial: Protesters demand Wits take public stand on Gaza: Scores of students, staff and alumni from Wits University gathered on the …

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Founded in 1887, just months after the discovery of gold, the Rand Club is the oldest private members’ club in Johannesburg. The current building, completed in 1904, is the third iteration of the club on the same site, designed by the iconic architectural firm Leck & Emley in a Neo-Baroque style that was intended to rival the gentlemen’s clubs of London’s Pall Mall. For over a century, this was the “room where it happened.” It was here that Cecil John Rhodes, Barney Barnato, and Ernest Oppenheimer sipped whiskey and drafted the plans for the mining conglomerates that still dominate the global economy today.
