African dancers were performed at the Groutvile Sports Ground.
Hundreds of people from different cultures and age groups walked in unity to remember the late Chief Albert Luthuli while following the footsteps of the apartheid hero during a walk and half marathon last Saturday, 22 July.
African dancers were performed at the Groutvile Sports Ground.
Hundreds of people walked through Groutville in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Luthuli’s death.
KDM mayor Ricardo Mthembu tackling the 11.5 kilometre walk.
African dancers performed at the Groutvile Sports Ground.
Walkers were excited to get going.
African dancers performed at the Groutvile Sports Ground.
An exciting run through Groutville.
African dancers performed at the Groutvile Sports Ground.
KDM mayor Ricardo Mthembu signalling the start of the marathon at KwaDukuza.
From left, Zethembile Mngomwlu and Thoko and Amahle Mvubu.
The oldest runner Nikeyi Maarbeel (78).
The route included walking passed the railway track where Luthuli was killed 50 years ago.
Some people sang and danced their way through the walk.
Young and old walked and run their way through Groutville.
African dancers performed at the Groutvile Sports Ground.
Despite the uphill walk, walkers had a great time following the last route the Chief Luthuli had taken before he died.
