Ms Andani Mamburu and Neo Makhovha of Tshiozwi were snapped on Heritage Day. They said that, for them, their heritage formed part of their every day life.

Superspar Makhado's employees wore traditional Vhavenda attire on Heritage Day last Wednesday, They are, from left to right (standing): Mesdames Lindiwe Thusi, Lilian Radzuma,Maria Nebulu, Pricillah Kwinda, Rollet Mudzwiri, Grace Ndadza, Maureen Balibali, Lizzy Thomu and Sylvia Vele. Sitting from left are: Mesdames Fhatuwani Maumela, Confidence Nndwa, Tshilidzi Matumba and Tshilidzi Khorombi.

Employees of Superspar Makhado proudly wore their traditional Tsonga attire on Heritage Day. From left to right (standing) are: Mesdames Matodzi Mafunisa, Gladsy Maluleke, Talent Hlingwani, Rendani Makhenthula, Maria Makhesa and Joyce Shivambu. Sitting are Mesdames Nelly Shiphamele, Livhuwani Davhana and Tsakani Ntatingi.

Traditional songs and dance performances were the order of the day during Heritage Day celebrations at Ravele last Wednesday. The members of the different cultures were also encouraged to visit heritage sites and to look after the environment. Photographed during the event are, from left to right, Mr Willian Bakali, Ms Joyce Nengovhela, Pastor Godfrey Mauda, Ms Sarah Ramulongo, Ms Monica Raphalalani, Mr Petrus Rakhavha and Ms Elisa Buasi.

A group of elderly people, photographed while celebrating Hertitage Day at Ravele on Wednesday.

In the spirit of heritage, Aluwani Pinky Ndou (28) of Matangari village closed heritage month by dressing in traditional attire.Photo: Ndivhuwo Musetha

These ladies were photographed in their colourful attire at Makhado (Louis Trichardt ) on Heritage Day. They are (from left to right) Mesdames Tshifhiwa Mukatshelwa, Lettie Vhengani, Mulalo Makhokha and Ambani Masala. In front are Mesdames Ntakateko Hlungwane and Ms Tshilidzi Netshiongawe.