Inhliziyo yami izwa izinto eziningi. *** This work was published by African Storybook Initiative under a Creative Commons license. Please note that for publication on the FunDza site, the pictures and the text were separated. This story was translated from the original English version by Clare Verbeek, Thembani Dladla and Zanele Buthelezi . For the…
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“So, celebrating Halloween is gaining momentum in the republic. Weird,” a local celebrity tweeted on the night of the celebrations. Halloween is an American tradition that bears no meaning in Africa. I shuddered the thought of how horribly wrong things could have gone, particularly for white people. And my mind replayed a Heritage Day occurrence…
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