Discover the poignant story of 'The Cane Cutter', a film that celebrates the rich heritage of Indian indentured workers in South Africa, while intertwining a love story.

Since the proclamation of African World Heritage Day in 2015 by the 38th session of the General Conference of UNESCO, every 5 May, African cultural and natural, tangible and intangible heritage is ...

Africa is home to an extraordinary wealth of natural and cultural heritage, encompassing stunning historical sites and places, vibrant traditions, iconic landscapes, and globally significant sites ...

Movie Room (DStv Channel 113) proudly celebrated Heritage Month by hosting an exclusive VIP preview of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle dubbed in isiZulu at Numetro, Hydepark, on 10 September, marking a ...

Stay updated with Swisher Post! Read the latest news at Swisher Post African World Heritage Day is observed every year on 5 May to celebrate and promote the protection of cultural and natural heritage ...

Experts believe more than a million African artifacts are being held outside of the African continent, scattered mostly throughout Europe and North America in museums and private collections. Many ...

Sixteen leaders of cultural institutions from across Africa have embarked on a ground-breaking initiative with Yale’s Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage (IPCH) to develop museums, ...