The Kara Heritage Institute, promoting a rich and vibrant heritage
The Kara Heritage Institute events showcase African tradition,
culture and heritage.
02 March 2014 Seminar: • 05-06 June 2015: Mapungubwe Legacy Project • 12 April 2015: Khashane Mamadepa memorial • Africa Day Celebrations May 2017 • African Cultural Renaissance Seminar 22 September 2014 • African Freedom Fighters Book Series Launch - 26 June 2017 • African History Month Seminar 27 February 2017 • African History Month Symposium and Celebrations 27 February 2015 • African History Month Symposium and Celebrations 7 Feb 2014 • Archie Mafeje Memorial Lecture 28 March 2014 • Consultative Interfaith Seminar on Children's Rights: 07 January 2015. Photos taken by DNC Production Studio. • Dedication of the Kara Interfaith Centre Continued on the: 21 September 2014 • Dedication of the Kara Interfaith Centre: 20 September 2014 • Information Ethics Workshop for Traditional Healers & Faith Based Organisations 17 May 2017 • Kara Heritage Institute Books • Kara Hertitage T-shirt • Kara Young Pioneers Forum Launch - Rabie Ridge 19 January 2017 • Launch of Queen Modjadji Legacy April 2015 • Launch of the Kara Heritage Institute, 21 Sept 2013 • Public Lecture By Doctor Mathole Motshekga, Guest Speakers: Professor Mammo Muchie, Mastercrafter Ntate Simon Masilo, Mr Lebohang Ngwako, and Miss Avhasei Mulovhedzi: All Photos taken by DNC Productio • Queenship to be honoured on Friday(05/12/2014) with 5m-long Modjadji Dynasty Memorial in Setlhakone • South African Literary Awards (SALA) 2015 • Spiritual Dancers • Symposium on Land, Heritage & Human Rights 19 April 2017 • Symposium on Land, Heritage & Human Rights 19 June 2017 The Kara Heritage Institute gallery is a true testament to the indigenous cultural heritage, with African tradition and culture dominating at gatherings and events.
02 March 2014 Seminar:
Prof. Pitika Ntuli, addressing the Seminar. Photo taken by Serofo Motshekga
Prof. Mammo Muchie, addressing the Seminar. Photo taken by Serofo Motshekga
The speakers of the Seminar, together with some of the participants who had attended. Photo taken by Serofo Motshekga
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Mr. Khonzumuzi Mthembu, of the Inkosi Mkhulisi of Abathembu Royal House with Dr. Mathole Motshekga. Photo taken by Serofo Motshekga
Prof. Pitika Ntuli, Mr. Serofo Motshekga, Mr. Sibongiseni Mdlalose and Ms. Tsholofelo Mosala. Photo taken by Mr. Khonzumuzi Mthembu
Prof. Pitika Ntuli, Mr. Mulugeta Kelil Beshir - Ambassador of Ethiopia, Prof. Zeleke Worku, Prof. Nthabiseng Taole - National Research Foundation, Prof. Mammo Muchie - Tshwane University of Technology and Prof. Mathole Motshekga - Kara Heritage Institute
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