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Izibongo zeNkosi uSolomon

INkayishana enkulu kaMenzi! Ephuz’ umlaza ngameva Usephul’ imith’ iphekiwe Endlini kokaNtuzwa Usib’ olusenkundlen’ oSuthu Luntul’ ongaluthintayo. ULanga lisahlule madoda Sesingamavikithi UMpondozinde zingangamagud’ ezinyathi Ugwabab’ aliphethe mgoqoNonhloyil’ angabuk’ azakhanuke. Ungced’ onyokel’ isife singawi Unogwaj’ othiy’ izinja zasOndini Indaba yenziw’ amadod’ akwaNobamba Yenziwa uMankulumana, ezalwa uSomaphunga Yenziwa uNdabankulu, ezalwa uLukhwazi Yenziwa uLokothwayo ,ezalwa uZembe Yenziwa uMvingana, ezalwa … Read more

Durban Living Legend – Gcina Mhlophe-Becker

Nokugcina Elsie ‘Gcina’ Mhlophe born in Hammersdale in 1959 is a well-known South African freedom fighter, activist, actor, storyteller, poet, playwright, director and author. after completing her matric at in 1979 at Mfundisweni High School. She did a Cadet Journalism course at the Rhodes University, 6 months Film Making Course as part of Interchurch Media … Read more

Durban Living Legend – Anant Singh

Anant Singh was born in 29 May 1956  Durban, he is recognized as South Africa’s pre-eminent film producer, having produced more than 80 films since 1984. . He is a producer of many of the greatest anti-apartheid films made in South Africa, including “Place of Weeping,” Sarafina!” and “Cry, the Beloved Country”. He acquired film … Read more

Durban Art Gallery

The Circular Gallery The collections of the Durban Art Gallery, located on the second floor of the City Hall, include a large range of work, from colonial portraits to cutting edge post-apartheid installations. Anonymous carvings and exquisitely constructed craftwork sit side by side with the works of internationally recognised artists such as Andrew Verster and … Read more