- STYLISH: Fikiswa Mrwebi, Moud Ngalo and Sanna Twala dressed in traditional attire at the Heritage Day Awards 2012 at The Birchwood Hotel in Ekurhuleni at the weekend. Photo: Tsheko Kabasia
- FUN COUPLE: Well-known trombonist Jonas Gwangwa and his wife Mamsie at the Heritage Day Awards 2012 at The Birchwood Hotel in Ekurhuleni at the weekend.
Photo: Tsheko Kabasia
- SHOW TIME: Members of the ama Ndebele cultural group performing at Heritage Day celebrations at George Goch Stadium at the weekend.
PHOTO: ANTONIO MUCHAVE
- CHARM OFFENSIVE: President Jacob Zuma greets residents who were protesting opposite a house declared a heritage site in 7th Avenue, Alexandra. Former president Nelson Mandela stayed in the house in the 50s. Zuma planted an olive tree as a symbol of peace at the house as part of celebrating Alexandra's 100 years of existence. The residents were complaining about a lack of title deeds to their houses. Photo: Tsheko Kabasia
- BEST FOOT FORWARD: Members of the Ditshwene cultural group perform at the Heritage Day celebrations at George Goch Stadium in eastern Johannesburg at the weekend. PHOTO: ANTONIO MUCHAVE
- CULTURAL ICON: King Zwelithini celebrated King Shaka Day at George Goch Stadium in Johannesburg. PHOTO: ANTONIO MUCHAVE
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HERITAGE Day celebrations kicked off at the weekend with the National Heritage Council holding an awards ceremony at the Birchwood Hotel, where cultural activists, artists and intellectuals were honoured. King Zwelithini celebrated King Shaka Day on Sunday at George Goch Stadium with a feast of cultural activities, while President Jacob Zuma commemorated Alexandra's 100 years at the local stadium.