Township Tours in Southafrica

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Seminar paper from the year 2003 in the subject Tourism - Miscellaneous, grade: 1,0 (A), University of Southern Denmark, language: English, abstract: „Ngiwu ambe umhlaba wonk ba, Ngaze ngaba tabela ngo sizi ebesinalo, Silubonilenosizo Iwabe zizwe, Sithi enkosi, enkosi siyanbonga, rea leboha“ (MiriamMakeba, „Masakhane“, 1998) In her Xhosa-song, Miriam Makeba addresses the Southafrican population tobuild a new Southafrica. One that consists of a diversity of cultures which together shallsecure hope and future for all in the post-Apartheid era. Even if Southafrica is still milesaway from a future for all, more and more (especially black) Southafricans are becomingmore conscious of their own heritage and a history apart from the Apartheid. ThoseSouthafricans reach for a life without unemployment and discrimination and haverealized that they can only put this into reality through own work and strong will.Although this process is only starting, those Southafricans represent a new Southafricaand an awakened Southafrican identity. However, this growing pride needs to be treatedcarefully; otherwise the façade of beautiful multi-culturalis m will only be a shield forhiding the global, meaning the western American, culture. This would not only ridiculethe different Southafrican identities but also further the gap between rich and poor asbeing decreed by nature.