Johannesburg Then and Now by Marc Latilla history

Johannesburg Then and Now by Marc Latilla historyIn less than a century, the jumble of shabby tents and lean tos that constituted Johannesburgs first settlement has grown into a modern metropolis of towering office buildings, high rise apartments and sprawling suburbs. Its rapid development has been in no small measure the result of the fabulous wealth that lay in the goldrich deposits of the now famous Witwatersrand basin. The story of gold is also the story of Johannesburg, and in a fascinating

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