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Afrikaans: Veranderinge aan straatname in Pretoria wat in 2012 deurgevoer is, en in 2013 steeds aangedui word. Tydens 'n raadsresolusie van 2007 is besluit om 27 straatname in die Pretoria-sakekern te verander om gemeenskaplike erfenis te benadruk, en rasseharmonie en samehorigheid te bevorder.[1] Nuwe name sou verwys na figure in die bevrydingstryd, die stryd om geslagsgelykheid, benewens kulturele aktiviste.[2]
  • Sophie de Bruyn (1938-) was 'n stigterslid van die SA Congress of Trade Unions, en een van vier aanvoerders van die opmars na die Uniegebou in 1956 waaraan sowat 20 000 vroue deelgeneem het.
  • Anton Schubart was 'n staatsekretaris van die Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR)
  • Jeff Masemola (1931–1990) was 'n onderwyser in Atteridgeville en 'n PAC anti-apartheidsaktivis, en vir 28 jaar 'n politieke gevangene, dikwels in alleenaanhouding, vir sameswering om sabotasie te pleeg, en vir aanhitsing van tronk-onluste.
  • Jacob Maré (1823-1900) was 'n lid van die ZAR-Volksraad. Die liedjie Sarie Marais is vir sy dogter geskryf.[3]
  • Kgosi Mampuru (1824–1883) was die Pedi-hoofman wat sy stiefbroer, hoofman Sekoekoeni, in Augustus 1882 vermoor het. Saam met Niabela, hoofman van die Ndzundza-stam, het hy dan teen die Pretoria-regering in opstand gekom en is in November 1883 naby die fotoligging terreggestel.
  • P. J. Potgieter was die eerste voltydse burgemeester van Pretoria
English: 2012's changes to street names in Pretoria, photographed in 2013. At a council resolution in 2007 it was decided to change 27 street names in the CBD to reflect its shared heritage, and to ensure racial harmony and cohesion in the city. New names would highlight figures in the liberation struggle, the struggle for gender equality, besides cultural activists.
  • Sophie de Bruyn (1938-) was a founding member of the SA Congress of Trade Unions, and one of four leaders of the 1956 march on the Union Buildings by some 20,000 women.
  • Anton Schubart was a state secretary of the South African Republic (SAR)
  • Jeff Masemola (1931–1990) was an Atteridgeville teacher and PAC anti-apartheid activist, who served 28 years as political prisoner, often in solitary confinement, for conspiring to commit sabotage and instigating prison unrest.
  • Jacob Maré (1823-1900) was a member of the SAR's Volksraad. The song Sarie Marais was written for his daughter.[4]
  • Kgosi Mampuru (1824–1883) was a Bapedi chief who murdered his step-brother, chief Sekhukune I, in August 1882. Alongside Niabela, chief of the Ndzundza tribe, he then rebelled against the Pretoria government and was executed in November 1883, near the photo location.
  • P. J. Potgieter was the first full-time mayor of Pretoria
Français : Changements odonymique à Pretoria
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Camera location25° 45′ 19″ S, 28° 10′ 56″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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Some of 2012's changes to street names in Pretoria, South Africa, photographed in 2013

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