Synopsis "Passport to Soweto: 2017 (in English)"
Passport to Soweto introduces you to a self-guided visit to Soweto, into a heritage zone, that is based on the interaction with the community. Cedric and Nettie, have long been critics of South Africans that do not interact in the Townships. Then, after twelve years of the magic of Africa, right here in Soweto, as they reminisce about their first visit to Soweto, they remember their fear, they remember their objection to paying a tour operator to take them into Soweto, and the concept of the Passport to Soweto is born. The passport uses public transport, ensuring the safety of your vehicle, you walk the streets, bringing the respect for the community with you, the Passport is an entertaining read, introducing you to the community and their heritage. The Passport is designed to give you sufficient information prior to your visit, allowing for meaningful interaction with the various sites you will visit. The personal highlight, is the links to the heritage of Nelson Mandela, heritage that does not feature in the Long Walk to Freedom, the many questions that the passport holder would love answered. Twelve years of regular interaction in Soweto, and Cedric and Nettie still feel the tingle, when they talk to the descendants of the great leaders. You will love the people, you will love and cherish the Passport to Soweto.
