Thandi Ngonelo is a humanitarian Living Legend travelling all over KZN speaking and motivating Grade 12 students in more than 100 schools. As a community builder she has a passion for looking after street kids by facilitating programmes that deal with their rehabilitation, living conditions and improving their self esteem. She has unselfishly dedicated her … Read more
Sam Ramsamy has made a massive contribution to the building of non-racial sport during the dark days of Apartheid. He led the first non-racial South African team to the 1992 Barcelona Olympics and more recently played a pivotal role in securing Durban as the host of the International Olympic Committee session in 2011. Ramsamy has … Read more
Contents 1 Baba Zondi2 Education3 Career4 The Beginning of the Seminary5 The Supporters of the School6 Interview with Mwelela Cele7 Sources Baba ZondiDumisani Cecil Zondi, former teacher, librarian, archivist and principal at Inanda Seminary, Baba Zondi at the age of 82 in 2010 was born on 4 November 1928 in the then rural area of Wasbank, kwaZulu-Natal. Also a … Read more
Growing up at Isipingo Beach, CJ or ‘Roddy’ Cecil Ward as he was better known, developed a love of nature from a young age. However, ccology was hardly known as a word let alone a subject when starting at University in 1946. Later at the University of Durban Westville, Roddy was the epitome of what … Read more
A soccer star born in Durban Joel “Fire” Faya was his famous name in the field. He became famous when he played for AmaZulu Football Club between 1978 and 1992. His real name is Joel Mfanafuthi Fire and his surname is not popular within the Zulu clan but Joel says it with pride that his … Read more
My grandmother is Dombi Janet Mkhize. She was born in 1949 August 30. She was raised by her parents Balekile Gwamanda and Buhle Sishi in Nhlazuka. My grandfather is Gijimani George Mkhize. He was born in 1945 March 14. He was raised in Nhlazuka in Kwa-Ngwegwe by his late parents Cuphakwemula Mkhize, his father and … Read more