Heritage Sites| King Cetshwayo

From the Drakensburg Rock Paintings to the historical Isandlwana, Kwazulu Natal is rich with heritage. This is a guide to some of the historical buildings, archeological sites, cultural treasures, and scenic areas that make up KwaZulu-Natal’s most valuable heritage sites. 

NdlelaKaSompisi’s Grave

Sigananda Shezi’s Grave

King Cetshwayo’s Grave

Fort Nonquai, Eshowe

Fort Kwamonde, Eshowe

Raffia Palms, Mtunzini

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Virtual Workshop

30

October 2026

Thursday 14:00 Microsoft Teams

Heritage Compliance Workshop

Municipalities, heritage professionals, estate agents, and all interested and affected parties are invited to a virtual workshop on heritage compliance and application procedures.

The workshop will focus on

  • Sections 37 and 38–41 of the KwaZulu-Natal Amafa and Research Institute Act (KZNARIA)
  • Amafa’s application procedures and submission requirements
  • Practical guidance on using the South African Heritage Resources Information System (SAHRIS)