The National Heritage Council of South Africa is a statutory body that is responsible for the preservation of the country's heritage. Read more
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Building a nation proud of its African Heritage.
The National Heritage Council of South Africa is a statutory body that is responsible for the preservation of the country's heritage. Since its existence on 26 February 2004, it has managed to place heritage as a priority for nation building and national identity.
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Together towards Africa's tomorrow
Africa Day, which falls on 25 May, had special significance for South Africans this year. As we celebrated 20 years of democracy, it gave us the opportunity to reflect on how far we as a nation and as Africans have come since 1963. Read more
International Monuments and Sites Day- 18 April
The world celebrated International Monuments and Sites Day on 18 April 2014 under the theme "Heritage of Commemoration". Read more
