* Explore the history and culture of South Africa's past, present, and future on a walking tour of the CBD.
* Visit the Archbishop Desmond Tutu Foundation and exhibition.
* See The Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town City Hall, and Nelson Mandela Monument.
* Engage in interactive Q&A discussions with Desmond Tutu exhibition curators.
Embark on a walking experience that will take you on an emotional journey through South Africa's history, culture, and healing. You will experience a range of emotions, from joy to anger, laughter to tears, as you gain a deep understanding of how South Africa achieved a peaceful transition by implementing initiatives that bring us closer together, allowing us to appreciate each other's different cultures and backgrounds. This educational journey showcases how our people, communities, and leaders from different racial groups contributed to what we call today, The Rainbow Nation.
The meeting place is in Cape Town City Centre
This is a historical walking tour
Wear comfortable clothing, good walking shoes and a hat
Bring a backpack with a jacket in case the weather changes
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9:30 AM: Meet your guide on the steps of Cape Town City Hall and see the Nelson Mandela Monument
Our first stop is the Nelson Mandela Exhibition.
Walk to The Castle of Good Hope.
Walk to the Arch Bishop Desmond and Leah Tutu Foundation.
Engage in Q&A discussions with the exhibition curators.
1:00 pm: End of the tour.
I was born on the 18th of July 1983. Having been raised in Mthatha, in the Eastern Cape, I later moved to Cape Town in a township called Langa, the oldest black township in the country. Being exposed to all the hardships that the people in my community face everyday, along with my background in Entrepreneurship and Tourism, led me to start my own ventures to such as the Happy Feet Youth Project. My newest venture is the iThuba Innovation Hub in Langa. Its mission is to engage the community in future technologies, innovative problem solving and introduce STEM programs to the youth. Currently, we have more than 150 young people who directly benefit from programs such as Dance, Robotics, Healthy Eating, Maths and English! We are constantly shaping and current and future leaders that will contribute positively to the world!
I’m a warm and welcoming local guide and historian with deep knowledge of the history of our country, combined with deep personal experiences. I was born during apartheid and grew up in a free democratic South Africa. I have a firsthand understanding of the cultural, social and the political landscape of South Africa. My work in my community is influenced and guided by principles established by these two legends, which is why my two organisations are all about human upliftment.
