The Kara Heritage Institute, a leading heritage organisation
The Kara Heritage Institute contributes to the African Renaissance by providing crucial knowledge about indigenous cultural heritage to African people and their communities.
‘Self-knowledge shall set you free’ is the Kara Heritage Institute’s way of saying that knowledge is power.
radio interview with Mr Lebohang Ngwako, the Urban Cultural Practitioner tonight:
When: 29 April 2015
Where: Power FM 98.7
Topic: The origin of African Provebs
Time: 20h00-21h00
Radio Interview with Gogo Mbele tonight:
When: 28 April 2015
Where: Motsweding FM 87.9 to 107.9
Topic: The relationship between abandoned children and ancestors
Time: 22h00- 23h00
Television Interview with Dr Mathole Motshekga tomorrow afternoon:
When: 22 April 2015
Where: Question Time, Channel 404 SABC
Topic: Ubuntu in The Fight Against Xenophobia
Time: 17h30-18h00
Radio Interview with Mr Lebohang Ngwako (the Urban Cultural Practitioner) tonight:
When: 21 April 2015
Where: Motsweding FM 87.9-107.9
Topic: Are South African languages Endangered?
time: 22h00- 23h00
Television Interview with Dr Palesa Sekhejane today:
When: 17 April 2015
Where: Yilungelo Lakho on SABC1
Topic: Extravagant Funerals- expensive decor, coffins, food and designer clothes worn at funerals etc.
Time: 13h30- 14h30
To watch click: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-06BWSGJoc
Radio Interview with Gogo Mbele tonight:
When: 14 April 2015
Where: Motsweding FM 87-9- 107.9
Topic: Cleansing Ceremony on our roads.
Time: 22h00 to 23h00
Radio Interview with Professor Alinah Segobye from the HSRC today:
When: 10 April 2015
Where: Power FM 98.7
Topic: The removal of a statue of British colonialist Cecil Rhodes from the University of Cape.
Time: 12h20 to 12h25 PM
Launch of Queen Modjadji Legacy
The Kara Heritage Institute in partnership with the Department of Arts and Culture, the South African Heritage Resources Agency, the Greater Letaba Municipality and the Modjadji Royal Council cordially invite you to the launch of Queen Mudjadji Legacy Project.
Kara Heritage Institute featuring three radio interviews tonight and tomorrow morning, details are as follows:
Radio Interview with Mme Julia Mabale:
When: 08 April 2015
Where: Power FM 98.7
Topic: Christianity Versus African Customs and Beliefs
Time: 19h00 to 20h00 PM
Radio Interview with Mr Thau-Thau Hanamaruba
When: 08 April 2015
Where: Power FM 98.7
Topic: The origins of the Rastafari Movements in South Africa
Time: 20h00 to 21h00
Radio Interview with Dr Mathole Motshekga tomorrow Morning
When: 09 April 2015
Where: Power FM 98.7
Topic: Proposed Amendments to the Sexual Offence Act
Time: 07h10 to 07h30 AM
Invitation to the Launch of Queen Mudjadji Legacy Project, details are as follows:
The Kara Heritage Institute in partnership with the Department of Arts and Culture, the South African Heritage Resource Agency, the Greater Letaba Municipality and the Modjadji Royal Council cordially invite you to the launch of Queen Mudjadji Legacy Project.
The event will take place at Ga-Kgapane Township in Modjadjiskloof. The town named in tribute to the Rain Queen, Modjadji, the traditional mystic ruler of the Balobedu people who live in this beautiful, heavily wooded part of the country, where tranquil hint at mysticism that surrounds the legendary Rain Queen. The hereditary Queen of the Balobedu, Modjadji or Rain Queen, has special powers bestowed on her that grant her the ability to control clouds and rainfall
Date: 16 April 2015.
Time: 08h00 to 16h00
Venue: Modjadjiskloof: Ga-Kgapane Township, at Ga-Kgapane Community Hall.
RSVP: Ms Cathy Lodi
Email: admin@kara.co.za or cathylodi@kara.co.za
Tel: 012 323 7737
Fax: 012 323 6459
Cell: 082 397 4921
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