Shosholoza is a famous South African folk song meaning "Go forward," or "make way for the next man," originating from migrant workers in the mines, symbolizing unity, resilience, and hope, often sung to the rhythm of a steam train. We may still need some practice, but we are ready for the challenge! UBUNTU I am, because we are. #kleinboishaaifamily #kleinboishaai #ubuntu2026 | Paarl Boys' Primary School

The International Choir singing Shosholoza as a farewell to our country, much appreciated by the large gathering of enthusiastic supporters. | Drakensberg Boys Choir

29:11 International Exchange, a choir that calls both the United States and South Africa home, offers this stunning performance of "Shosholoza," often hailed as S. Africa's second national anthem. It was released last week to honor the June 16, 1976, Youth Uprising in Soweto, but it resonates stateside on the weekend that we celebrate Juneteenth. Enjoy! 🎶🎶 --- 29:11 artistic director and cofounder Brendon Adams, who hails from South Africa and now lives in Minnesota, offers some background: "2