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Author captures journey of SA's indentured labourers through descendants
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|January 07, 2026
DRIVEN by a profound commitment to enriching South African history, Durban author Dr Kogielam Archary shared the journey of eight indentured labourer descendants and their families in her latest book.
DR KOGIELAM Archary with her latest book, Reflective Memories – Voices of Indentured Labourer Descendants – South Africans born between 1935 and 1955, Volume Two.
(NINEY RUTHNAM)
The 180-page historical book, Reflective Memories - Voices of Indentured Labourer Descendants — South Africans born between 1935 and 1955, Volume Two, was recently launched at the Girmit Centre in Verulam.
Archary, 60, of Glen Anil, said she saw a need to capture stories, reflective memories and personal testimonies from South African Indian persons born before 1955.
"As an oral historian, I saw that a gap existed to change the narrative regarding South African history, Indian diasporic history and local history."
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