Apartheid Museum & Soweto

A must visit museum. The museum documents the history of South Africa, especially the brutality of the old government where people we segregated according to their skin color. But things have change now, we are now in democracy, also the museum does depict the new South Africa.

This is the mega soccer stadium in Soweto. The stadium was upgraded from 40k capacity to 90k capacity. The stadium played a role during the apartheid times where most mass funeral will take place. The stadium is currently the biggest stadium in African and it was the host for opening game and closing game for South African Fifa 2010 soccer world cup

This is the first house of Nelson Mandela where he stayed with his Wife Winnie Mandela in Soweto. The house became a target during the apartheid times, it has been patrolled bombed, shot at and today it is a museum which displayed some of many of Nelson Mandela special memories. The house is on the Vilakazi Street which became the only street in the world to have two Nobel Peace winners which is Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu

This is the famous street in Soweto where two Nobel winners Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu once lived. Today the street is buzzing with restaurant, curios shops, entertainment and many more