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  • what is THAT child drinking?

  • ey guys i live there and its gone BLACK,but you know i still love it <its my home never want to leave...unless im forced to:{

  • @travi666666 what do you mean when you say the place has gone BLACK, do you mean it has too much BLACK?

  • Vamos paraguay ojala te suerte esta ciudad..

  • nice place just a pity about the indigenous population

  • It is all still the same. THere is a new mall and a lot of new places accross the royel show grounds.

  • I lived in Piemburg in the early 80s. Its nickname, "sleepy hollow," was well deserved. But it was a special place, with lots of kind, friendly people, and beautiful surroundings. I loved it there. I wish nothing but the best for Pietermaritzburg and its people.

  • What's it like there now?

  • judging from this video, it's pretty decrepit!

  • thats why i posted the building on my site:)

  • Havent been back in 6 years.....love it there

  • I used to be part of the junior city council and we would have our meetings in there

  • i remember it was the gurad who worked there telling me it was the biggest red building inthe Southern Hemisphere.

  • Ah, Maritzburg. I went to Maritzburg College many moons back. Was a dusty little town back then... and looks much the same now. But it still holds many awesome memories.

    Will be visiting PMB and South Africa for the first time in 6 years over Christmas.... Can't wait!

  • Hey come check my video out its another tribute to a well known "artifact" of PMB.. COME COME

  • Yeah My Home Town.

  • Pietermaritzburg is considered by some to be the birthplace of nonviolent resistance, for it was at its railway station in June of 1893 that a 23 year-old Indian lawyer named Mohandas K. Gandhi was thrown off a train for refusing to move from a whites-only car. He could have brushed it off and forgotten about it. But because he didn't, the freedom struggles of not only South Africa and India but Jim Crow South-through Dr.King- were launched.

  • I grew up in Pmb and loved my life there so much, fantastic memories ... its such a shame that things have to change.

  • what;s it like there now?

    I was there 18 years ago..

  • Pmb City Hall is the biggest red brick building in the southern hemisphere.

  • I was in PMB from std 5 and it has just exploded into this busy city.. so much for peaceful sleepy hollow.

  • My home town- I haven't been back for 6 years.

  • it used to be a nice clean city, now it is nothing but a filth infested rat hole

  • I used to be a member of the Durban Orchestra the NPO now called the KzNPO. We regularly did a symphony concert series in the Pietermaritzberg City Hall and then the next night in the Durban " Playhouse" They now play in the Durban City Hall. I have so many fond memories of Pietermaritzberg and it's lovely red brick City Hall. Thanks so much for showing this video.

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