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Soweto AccommodationWelcome to the Soweto accommodation page - browse our varied selection of hotels, B&B's, gueshouses and self-catering below, or check out our Johannesburg page if you're looking for more Johannesburg accommodation. Once you've chosen your perfect accommodation, you can pay easily through TravelGround's secure payment portal.
Accommodation within 15 Kms of Soweto
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ABOUT SOWETO, SOUTH AFRICA: The establishment of Soweto is, like Johannesburg, linked directly to the discovery of Gold in 1885. Thousands of people from around the world and South Africa flocked to the new town to seek their fortunes or to offer their labour. Within 4 years Johannesburg was the second largest city. More than half the population was black, most living in multi racial shanty towns near the gold mines in the centre of the town. As the gold mining industry developed, so did the need for labour increase. Migrant labour was started and most of these workers lived in mine compounds. However other workers had to find their own accommodation often in appalling conditions.The first residents of what is now known as Soweto were located into the area called Klipspriut in 1905 following their relocation from “...
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