Born as a “person of colour,” I have first-hand experience of the brutality of apartheid and how others determine your livelihood, thus undermining one's self-worth. As a registered tour guide, I get to share not only the beauty of this City, but it's background and the capacity of forgiveness.

We’ll start at the Central Methodist Mission Church in Cape Town’s Greenmarket Square, where the early policing system was founded. We’ll walk through the Golden Acre and across the Grand Parade to the Castle—the oldest building in the city. We’ll go along the border of Buitenkant Street which separates the Colonialists from immigrants and people of colour. Another perspective with one of the…read more

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