kwa muhle Museum Durban
The Historical Museum
Kwa Muhle Museum - Apartheid South Africa
Kwa Muhle Museum looks at the culture and hardships of black people in Durban during apartheid and explores the effects of the apartheid system on modern society with an open mind honouring those who were part of the freedom struggle.
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The Historical Museum.
Phanisi Museum in South Africa
Durban, on the east coast, where a treasure trove of African traditions is waiting to be discovered. It began in a basement. But now the Phansi Museum is on a pedestal - as one of the most unusual showcases of culture on the continent
KwaMuhle Museum _ Tatiana
Presentation at KwaMuhle Museum (Durban)
Durban Maritime Museum South Africa
Backed by a panoramic view of Durban, South Africa harbor, the Port Natal Maritime Museum offers an insight into the influence of maritime culture on local life. See the first minesweeper that the SA navy purchased.
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Durban. South Africa. Moses Mabhida Stadium. City Hall. Kwa Muhle Museum. Victoria Market
Africa Architecture Awards 2017#finalist#uMkhumbane Museum#Cato Manor#KwaZulu#Durban#South Africa#eT
Finalist in Africa Architecture Awards 2017 in the built category
Workers at Wyatt Rd / Abasebenzi eWyatt Rd (2005)
A short documentary film showing yet another road in Durban, South Africa where job-seekers wait, hoping to secure a days labour. With unemployment estimates close to 40% the odds are against them.
This film stemmed from a meeting between UKZN research student Ntokozo Mthembu and filmmaker Aoibheann O'Sullivan. It was translated by Dumisani Nyathi & Nonhlanhla Dlamini.
It premiered as part of the 2006 Durban International Film Festival, & screened at the 2007 Kerry Film Festival and the 2009 Reel Africa Film Festival.
It now forms part of a permanent exhibition at the Kwa Muhle Museum in Durban.
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Durban Travel Guide - A South African Dream
Durban Travel Guide - A South African Dream
Durban is located on the east coast of South Africa in the province of KwaZulu-Natal and in the municipality of eThekwini. It is the third largest city in South Africa and the busiest port in Africa. Durban was originally called Port Natal, and was founded by British settlers. Indian workers were brought in to work the sugar cane plantations, making this one of the largest population centers of Indians in the world, outside of India. Zulu and English are the most common languages in Durban.
Durban is located on the East coast of South Africa, looking out upon the Indian Ocean. The city lies at the mouth of the Umgeni River, which demarcates parts of Durban's north city limit, while other sections of the river flow through the city itself. Durban has a natural harbour, Durban Harbour, which is the busiest port in South Africa and is the 4th-busiest in the Southern hemisphere.
Durban has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen climate classification Cfa), with hot and humid summers and pleasantly warm and dry winters, which are snow and frost-free. Durban has an annual rainfall of 1,009 millimetres (39.7 in). The average temperature in summer ranges around 24 °C (75 °F), while in winter the average temperature is 17 °C (63 °F).
As Durban has one of the largest Indian populations outside of India itself, a Durban curry is a popular dish and can range from mild to very hot. There is also the Bunny Chow which is unique to the city, a quarter loaf of bread hollowed out and filled with a curry of your choice. Head over to Blue Lagoon area (the mouth of the Umgeni River) to join the locals for a chow. Hollywood Bunny Bar, located in a strip mall in Springfield Park, offers some of Durban's best bunnies - dig in with the lunchtime crowd.
After World War I Durban changed from a prim Victorian town to a modern metropolis with skyscrapers and multistoried buildings. It is the headquarters of South Africa’s sugar industry and a centre of highly diversified manufacturing activity. Tourism is important and is based on the city’s proximity to KwaZulu-Natal’s game and nature reserves and on the beaches and their facilities, such as an esplanade and an oceanarium.
Home to the largest concentration of people of Indian descent outside of India, Durban also boasts an unmistakeably Asian feel, with the marketplaces and streets of the Indian area replete with the sights, sounds and scents of the subcontinent.
A lot to see in Durban such as :
uShaka Marine World
Moses Mabhida Stadium
Durban Botanic Garden
Suncoast Casino, Hotels and Entertainment
Umgeni River Bird Park
Victoria Street Market
JONSSON KINGS PARK
Mitchell Park Zoo
Mini Town
Kenneth Stainbank Nature Reserve
Florida Road
Kingsmead Cricket Ground
Paradise Valley
Beachwood Mangroves Nature Reserve
Big Rush
Kwa Muhle Museum
Port Natal Maritime Museum
Japanese Gardens
Durban Natural Science Museum
Funworld
Musgrave Road
Addington Beach
Durban Ice Arena - Ice Skating Rink
North Beach
Zulumoon Gondolas
Palmiet Nature Reserve
Burman Bush
Juma Mosque
The Kwazulu Natal Society of the Arts
Bluff Nature Reserve
Phansi Museum
Durban Beach Front
New Germany Nature Reserve
Old Court House Museum
Royal Durban Golf Club
Dairy Beach
Hare Krishna Temple
Durban Art Gallery
Umkhumbane Museum
Bluff National Park Golf Club
Sri Sri Radha Radhanath Temple
Emmanuel Cathedral
( Durban - South Africa ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Durban . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Durban - South Africa
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Phansi Museum
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VISITING KWA MUHLE MUSEUM AND SEA WORLD- 12 October 2017
Day 3:
This was quite a windy day, it was also a little chilly. We started our day at Kwa Muhle museum, it was interesting, but there was a lot of reading to do though. After that we had planned to visit Moses Mabida stadium, but when we got there, there were no activities happening due to a staff meeting (seriously??? Who does that?). We then went to get tickets to ride the Rishka bus around Durban, but the bus had broken down and would not be operating for the rest of the day ( why do they only have one bus?).
We decided to visit uShaka Marine world, Wet and wild wasn't open due to storm damage, so we decided to buy the Sea World tickets and look at stuff, it actually wasn't that bad.
It was a good day over all.
Thank you for watching :)
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Geskiedkundige geboue van Potchefstroom: Die Totiushuis Museum
Mini-doccie produced in final year of studies.
Editor: Hanno Labuschagne
Presenter and Voice-over: Hanno Labuschagne
Curator: Johan Wolfaardt
Art History expert: Prof. J.R. Botha
Camera: Prof. A. Gerber
Durban Apartheid Museum / Jemkl South Africa Tour, February 2018
Africa Day, Ohlange High School, Phansi museum
ILAM Future Generations African Instruments exhibition opening at KwaMuhle museum, 12 September 2013
Ikusasa Lethu School Circuit, Workshop
Workshop at Carrington Heights Primary School.
Skiro rocking Iscathamiya
#4daluvofarts, Skiro Skiroz,
Internet 2 Durban Video
Inside Ethekwini, 8 september at Kwa Muhle Museum.
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