University of Cape Town (UCT) students share personal reflections on what Heritage Day means. For many, the day is a reminder of the unique blend of cultures that exist not only at UCT but within South Africa at large. The sentiment of the day, as shared by these students, revolves around the power of diversity and the importance of passing on cultural values to future generations.
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