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The Flavours of Africa: Cultural Cooking and Continental Cuisine! Play Your Part Celebrates Africa’s rich culinary heritage!

26 May 2022 By admin

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Celebs and esteemed guests came together this Africa Day to try their hand at creating authentic African food.

SA Celebs like TV personality Bonginkosi Dlamini and comedian Lesego Tlhabi were joined by VIP guests such as African enthusiast Adetunji Omo and UN Filmmaker Sara Chitambo.

From African Style Coconut Chicken to Grilled Tilapia, guest learned the ins-and-outs of African cooking techniques, and at the same time, discovered more about Africa’s unique cuisine.

Assisted by the chefs from Why Cook, the rookie cooks took to the task with enthusiasm. And of course, there was a little competition, with guests trying their utmost to create the tastiest spin on the dish.

The guests were also quizzed on some African general knowledge, acquainting themselves with African history and current affairs. Do you know which African country produces the most cocoa? The answer may surprise you!

Organised by Brand South Africa, as part of their Play Your Part programme, the event was important in communicating South Africa’s integral relationship with the rest of the continent, both culturally and economically. As patriotic South Africans, we are also proud Africans.

Africa Day reminds South Africans of our innately African roots – and only by immersing ourselves in African culture can we truly appreciate Africa’s rich influence.

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