On a recent Sunday, in preparation for World Cup 2010 South Africa, the Inanda Heritage Trail was launched with song, dance, a party — and the unveiling of sculptures of Nelson Mandela and John Dube. Here you can join the party, learn about Freedom Valley, and hear sculptor Andries Botha describes his challenges with the Mandela work.
Woza eNanda hails Mandela and Dube
On a recent Sunday, in preparation for World Cup 2010 South Africa, the Inanda Heritage Trail was launched with song, dance, a party — and the unveiling of sculptures of Nelson Mandela and John Dube. Here you can join the party, learn about Freedom Valley, and hear sculptor Andries Botha describes his challenges with the…
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