Where nature and culture meet

Diversity

We embrace diversity. Diversity refers to all of the characteristics, traditions and histories that make individuals different from each other.

Education

We promote education. The act of learning, growing and understanding of communities and humanity through active participation through open dialogue.

Community

We embrace comminity. Working together and engaging with one another in productive and healthy ways to successfully work towards the CCC mission and vision.

Kulukhuni yitshe kodwa okhetheni kuyovela intombo

Cultivate

Cultivating cultural exchange and giving indigenous culture international prominence.

Research

Researching, documenting and promoting tangible and intangible indigenous cultural heritage.

Develop

Develop and enrich consciousness about cultural heritage, foster respect for cultural identities

"We learnt about the clay pots and how they were made and decorated. We also learnt that to make the pots stronger they have to be fired. Designs and decorations are made when the pot is still wet. Cooking pots aren’t decorated because when you get them fired the paint and decorations peel off." Christian Brothers College form 1 student

Sunday News Profiles Matobo Heritage Festival

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We share this story below that was published on 23 July 2017 in the Sunday News: Bhekumuzi Ncube, Sunday Life Reporter THE Amagugu International Heritage … Continue reading

Weaving Through Design Exhibition Opening

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This is it! After a series of design and production workshops coupled with mentorship support we are delighted to present the Weaving Through Design exhibition. … Continue reading

Solusi University Students Camp At Amagugu

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More than 30 students from the Department of English and Communication at Solusi University could not contain their Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) on the … Continue reading

Format of Matobo Heritage Festival

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The inaugural Matobo Heritage Festival will be held from 31 July – 5 August at Amagugu International Heritage Centre. From 31 July – 4 August … Continue reading