Gandhi Settlement and Township Tour:

Visit the Gandhi Settlement, where Mahatma Gandhi developed his philosophy of passive resistance. Learn about his early years in South Africa, his fight against racial discrimination and his influence on the Indian community. See where he published the Indian Opinion newspaper and led protests that shaped history.

Next, explore the Ohlange Institute, South Africa’s first Black-run school, founded by John Dube – educator, journalist and the first president of the ANC. This is where Nelson Mandela cast his first vote in 1994, marking a new chapter in the country’s democracy. Visit Dube’s grave and hear how his work was inspired by Booker T. Washington and his friendship with Gandhi.

We then stop at the Inanda Seminary, one of South Africa’s oldest schools for girls, before rounding off the experience with a visit to a local shebeen, where you can interact with the community.

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