The heritage day exist to celebrate the cultural differences that exist within the people of South Africa. This day is very important because it conveys that even though south African citizens came from different backgrounds, they can still stand and unite as one.
Heritage Day <span>is a </span>South
African public holiday <span>celebrated on 24 September. Before
1995, </span>24 September Heritage Day was known as Shaka Day, in commemoration
of the Zulu King<span>, </span>Shaka<span>. Today, South Africans commemorate Heritage Day
by reminiscing the cultural heritage of various cultures that composes the
population of South Africa.</span>
