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Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu named South Africa's people the Rainbow Nation. What an apt description for this wonderfully diverse, colourful, and utterly unique society.
South African Indian culture began in 1860 with the arrival of indentured labourers and slaves in what is now KwaZulu-Natal.
South African immigrant culture is a colourful ingredient in the Rainbow Nation, bringing with it the foods of the world to make us a culinary destination par excellence.
South African Coloured culture has added to our rich national diversity with interesting cuisine and the renowned Cape Town Minstrel street festival.
The first English settlers arrived in South Africa after 1820. From this small start, their influence swiftly spread to alter the course of history.
The Shangaan people of the Lowveld were one of the only ethnic groups in South Africa to include fish – and fish bait – in their diet.
The Zulu people hold their culture and traditions in high esteem. It can be seen in their bearing, their homesteads and the finery of their dress.
The Xhosa people, mainly found in the Transkei region of the Eastern Cape, are fiercely proud of their traditions and culture.
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Video shows former president of SA Thabo Mbeki giving a speech about African pride.
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