Traditional African beer goes by many names. It all depends on the country you’re in and the region. In South Africa’s Western and Eastern Cape provinces where the predominant African language is Xhosa, traditional artisan beer is called Umqombothi. …
With eleven official languages you would think that communicating in Cape Town would be an issue. In fact, the opposite is true. You’ll find it surprisingly easy. However the locals will love you if you do try to speak the local language – Xhosa! …
Mandela had a great love for traditional African foods. Discover more about this great man and his hankering for African tradition here. …
In the isiXhosa (Xhosa) culture, an ethnic group of people of South Africa found mainly in the Eastern Cape, ‘fashion’ strongly reflects culture and heritage. …
Pamela, one of GOLD Restaurant’s entertainers, gives us a glimpse into her life growing up in rural South Africa to becoming the proud Xhosa woman she is today. …
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