CULTURAL TOUR
What's On!
What's On!
Most Popular Restaurants, Tshisa Nyama and more!
Most Popular Restaurants, Tshisa Nyama and more!
Most Popular Restaurants, Tshisa Nyama and more!
This is your chance to step inside the wonderful world of South Africa's townships.
We're talking of a world where doubling up on very services is common, so you can get your phone fixed while your hair is braided or maybe even exchange gold for cash.
For some - like the street chemists who promises to fix financial problems, court cases and impotence while removing ghosts and tokoloshes - in South Africa's townships nothing is impossible.
As local insiders, we'll tell you all the tantalising tales of love, anarchy and mystery and might even teach you some street slang along the way! After all with 12 official languages, there's lot of room to be creative.
Join us on an upbeat and characterful Half Day guided cultural tour and get a glimpse into how more than half the population of Cape Town live.
Let's be honest, if you reject the food, ignore the customs and avoid the people, you might as well stay at home.
Meet our Founder
Dumisa Ngqoyiyana
Dumisa Ngoyiyana is an exceptional leader, soccer coach and role model within his community - and plays an integral role as founder of Kapa Celtics FC.
Dumisa grew up in the Cape Flats and became a devoted soccer player and Orlando Pirates Fan. With a remarkable ability to inspire and unite people, he formed his first soccer team at 9. He played for African Brothers FC at the age of 17, which competed in the local league in Khayelitsha, Cape Town's largest township in the Cape Flats.
Growing up in gang-riddled Khayelitsha, Dumisa sadly lost his elder brother and many of his friends to gangsterism. His firsthand experiences strengthened his desire to find a positive alternative to the societal issue.
In 2016, he earned his MBA and started an annual youth soccer tournament in Langa on the 16th of June, which takes place each year. A visit to a football club in Ireland led Dumisa to discover a vast divide between the level of football education available abroad and what is available to aspiring footballers in the Cape Flats.
It struck him how many children could benefit from a well-structured, ably managed football club - as well as the benefits to the community.
He worked as a soccer coach for King's Way College in Cape Town until 2022 when he established Kapa Celtics FC.
He has developed a strong network within the city's football community and says, 'To unearth players in our community, we must address their circumstances. This way, we can tailor the program to suit their individual needs. Adolescents thrive in a safe space amongst inspirational people and proper mentors.'