Mamtshawe - The Rise of Maqoma is an event that commemorates the lasting legacy of Maqoma, a remarkable figure in history. Coming to Ireland in 1880, Maqoma's stick holds great significance. This year marks the 150th Commemoration of Maqoma, and Nandi Jola, the curator of Maqoma 337 Exhibition, will be visiting Dublin to reunite with the stick. The event takes place at Collins Barracks in Dublin, providing a platform to delve into Maqoma's vision and his journey beyond the historical events that led to the stick's arrival in Ireland. Through the narration of Mamtshawe, we will gain a deeper understanding of Maqoma's profound impact.

The event's focus is on highlighting Maqoma's powerful message, which resonates even in present times. Serving as a symbol of his legacy, the stick carved by Maqoma is a testament to his wisdom and strength. By exploring Maqoma's story, we uncover the significant role he played in shaping history. On January 9, 2024, attendees have the opportunity to engage with this captivating narrative at Collins Barracks. Admission to the event is by donation, allowing everyone the chance to be part of this enlightening experience. Joining us on this momentous occasion are the Royal Princesses Amakhosazana ka Maqoma, who will guide us through Maqoma's inspiring journey. Discover the compelling story behind Maqoma's stick and gain a profound understanding of his timeless message at Mamtshawe - The Rise of Maqoma in Dublin.

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