Opened in 2012, the Soweto Theatre is by far the most striking piece of architecture in Soweto, if not in all of Johannesburg. Looming above the busy Jabulani township, the building consists of three huge, primary coloured cubes that look like a giant’s building blocks. Each cube — one red, one blue, and one yellow — contains a separate “black box” performance venue inside the theatre. 

Regina Mundi Church — Regina Mundi means “Queen of the World” in Latin — was built in 1964 and is the largest Roman Catholic Church in South Africa. The church has 2,000 seats and can accommodate up to 5,000 people in total.  

Regina Mundi looks rather unobtrusive from the outside, despite its considerable size. But inside, the church’s history is palpable. Rows and rows of simple wooden pews sit beneath a wide triangular roof and a large but simple crucifix hangs in the pulpit.  

Blueberry Heights: Farm, Food and Fun
 
Blueberry Heights is, first and foremost, an organic farm about seven kilometres outside Haenertsburg. But Blueberry Heights is a lot more than just a farm; it’s a top Magoebaskloof tourist destination and gathering place for the community. 
 

A Photographer’s Dream: The Flowers, Forests, and Waterfalls of Magoebaskloof