"I love the Soweto Theatre because Soweto is known for being a ghetto, for being poor. And yet you have this theatre that is enjoyed bythespians. That’s what I call progress. And yes, we do theatre with finesse."

Ndaba MANDELA

'If you come to Soweto, you’ve gotta go past Chaf Pozi. It’s the best food: I just orderwors— obviously I gotta go with the meats — and thepap. I lovepap. Andchakalaka. Those are the staples for me. But it’s also the vibe, you know? There are a lot of tourists coming in, so you have a nice mix of people."

"It’s quite amazing that the house I grew up in is a museum today. When you visit you will learn about Nelson Mandela’s history. And it’s a very rich history. It’s in the heart of Soweto, so you feel the vibe, the energy, the people are there entertaining you. Just don’t forget to leave a tip!"

Ndaba MANDELA

"The Hector Pieterson Museum is important because it shows a monumental struggle against a fierce enemy called apartheid."

Ndaba MANDELA

"We have a beautiful restaurant called Sakhumzi, and the owner brings all that African cuisine. All our delicacies. This is where it’s at. Soweto, baby — you don’t get more cultural than this."

Ndaba MANDELA