Discussion | Heritage Month | Celebrating SA’s rich and diverse cultures

Snow in the KZN midlands
South Africa, Durban. Seafront.
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Dipak Patel
Songezo Zibi
Snow in KwaZulu-Natal
A general view of heavy snowfall on a road to Harrismith from Sterkfontein dam on September 21, 2024. 
 
Snow in the KZN midlands
PRETORIA – South Africans from different cultural backgrounds come together on 24 September to recognise and celebrate the cultural wealth of our nation. 
It’s when we mark Heritage Day by wearing traditional outfits, eating traditional foods, learning about different cultures, and spending time with friends and family.
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In a country that is still working on its social cohesion, how can days like this be used to foster peace and unity among our diverse communities?
The National Heritage Council CEO, Dr. Thabo Manetsi, spoke to eNCA.