Heritage Day is almost here and if you’re looking for ways to celebrate, here are a few things to do this 24 September…
Braai with friends and family, of course!

One of the most popular ways to celebrate Heritage Day is by having a traditional South African braai. Gather friends and family, fire up the grill and cook a variety of meats, from boerewors to steak, while enjoying the great outdoors. Don’t forget to include some traditional side dishes like pap and chakalaka!
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Don your best traditional wear

Embrace your cultural heritage by wearing traditional South African clothing. South Africa is a melting pot of diverse cultures, and each group has its own unique attire. Whether it’s a brightly colored Zulu outfit, a colorful Xhosa dress, a sparkly Indian saree or any other traditional attire, donning these garments is a wonderful way to honour your heritage.
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Visit one of South Africa’s many heritage sites

South Africa boasts a wealth of heritage sites, from historical landmarks to natural wonders. This 24 September, consider visiting places like Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned, or the Cradle of Humankind, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is home to some of the world’s oldest hominid fossils. Exploring these sites can be both educational and spiritually and culturally enriching.