Ulwazi Fieldworkers: October

One of the wonderful things about living in South Africa is the cultural diversity that we’re exposed to on a daily basis. People from all parts of the world, and all parts of Africa, call Durban their home, and through exposure to these different cultures we learn more about the world, and conversely more about ourselves, and how we relate to people who are different from ourselves. This month Nkosikhona Duma carried out brief interviews with a number of people living in Durban. The stories are a wonderful reflection of the great melting pot that is KwaZulu-Natal!  Siboniso Langa stayed a little closer to home, looking at local music and culinary choices of Zulu people, and how tastes have changed, but also stayed the same over the years. 

Click on the links below to find out more about what our fieldworkers have been up to for the month of October:

• u-Zaynura Jehan Dolley, umAfrika
• Zikhona Damane – umXhosa
• Ntswaki Phele – Mosotho
• Farai Magaya – umShona
• Nomkhosi Luthuli, A Mover and Shaker
• Umemulo ka Sizile Ngubane
• Ukudla kwesiZulu – Ingxenye I
• Ukudla kwesiZulu – Ingxenye II
• Amachopha
• Umkhumbane Maskandi Festival