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“I am the future of South Africa” “What happens to my country is up to me!!!” To view a 4 second video of our Saturday workshops, follow this link: https://scontent-a-cdg.xx.fbcdn.net/hvideo-ash3/v/t43.17922/1922551_10152305211922464_929884760_n.mp4?oh=2a23ff61ec0f64116d4fd201b375efa8&oe=535E BE83 9. Durban Durban is a port city in the province of KwaZulu-Natal. After being in South Africa for a few months, I found myself in the midst of the month long end- of-year holiday between December and January. I had zero interest in visiting Durban, as I foolishly assumed it would offer me no more than surfers and sand. I was completely wrong. I ended up in Durban last January when other travel plans fell through. Within my first 24 hours of touring, I had been engaged in some of the most profound conversations of my life, I received my first Japanese language lesson (all of which I forget), blindly walked into a parade of traditional Zulu dancers, met multiple writers, stumbled upon a two-story art studio and mingled with the artists, meditated to the sound of the Indian ocean, and was surprised by what I can only assume was an instinctive discovery of a historic South Africa jazz club, home to some of the most prolific jazz musicians of the previous decades!