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Six heritage destinations across Southern Africa are preparing to give visitors a richer connection to the landscapes, traditions and memories that make each place special. A UNESCO-supported regional training programme has equipped heritage professionals and community guides with practical ways to turn local knowledge into guided experiences, cultural trails, exhibitions, digital features and storytelling activities…
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Nquthu, South Africa – When Zwelibi Jack Ngubane died at the age of 105, he had already made one thing clear to his family: he wanted to be buried as a Muslim.
India’s engagement with Africa on traditional medicine could move from shared heritage towards a shared ecosystem of research, regulation, manufacturing and skills development, deepening South-South scientific cooperation
BELGRADE — “I have always loved Chinese tea culture and visited many places in China, but I never expected to enjoy authentic Hangzhou Longjing green tea right here in Serbia,” said a Polish tourist identified as Emilia.
The Supreme Court holds that the polluter pays principle presupposes a proven polluter and a documented ecological baseline.
Southern African heritage professionals are gaining practical skills to support the return, restitution and long-term care of cultural property through a regional training initiative led by UNESCO, AUDA-NEPAD and the University of Pretoria. The programme comes at a time when calls for the return of African cultural objects are becoming more visible, increasing the need…
Senegal is aggressively transitioning its tourism identity. The traditional reliance on beach-and-resort models is being replaced by a high-value circuit linking the urban creativity of Dakar, the historical weight of Gorée Island, and the ecological depth of the Sine-Saloum Delta.
On Sunday, Aug. 23, the Diocese of Raleigh celebrated its 19th Annual Diocesan African Heritage Celebration at Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral. Bishop Luis Rafael Zarama presided, and Father Kenneth Ujunwa Oguzie, C.S.Sp., delivered the homily
