Heritage Month Reflections: Celebrating Our Shared Identity
admin Every September, South Africans celebrate Heritage Month, a time to reflect on the traditions, languages, and customs that…
The Role of Traditional Healers in Community Life: Past and Present
For generations, traditional healers—known as izangoma or izinyanga in Zulu culture—have been central to community life. They have…
Inkolelo: Stories That Shape Our Lives
In many African societies, including among the Zulu people, inkolelo (superstitions or beliefs) remain deeply woven into everyday…
Ubuntu in Action
Discover how the Zulu philosophy of Ubuntu shapes daily life, strengthens communities, and preserves cultural identity in KwaZulu-NatalIn…
Is Culture Getting Commercialized?
In recent years, cultural practices and traditional symbols have become increasingly visible in mainstream spaces from fashion runways…
Discovering KwaZulu-Natal’s Rich Heritage: The Empangeni Museum
Located in the heart of Empangeni, the Empangeni Art and Cultural History Museum is a treasure trove of…
Canary: Successfully Fusing Amapiano and Afro Soul
From the small town of KwaSokhulu, North of KZN, 29-year-old Senzo Mfekayi, better known by his stage name…
eMakhosini: A Bid for World Heritage Status
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, led by MEC Mntomuhle Khawula, is gearing up to kickstart…