Take an evening stroll with our local guides through the heart and heritage of Rockey Streetinclude Google Maps image of the road in Yeoville. The walk includes some spectacular views, forgotten Victorian architecture and some rich political heritage, to accompany the tasting journey. It's a fair walk and would require some vasbytAfrikaans word for trying a bit harder through the undulating streets.
We visit a Congolese / Ethiopian village on our first stop to explore the cross pollination of injeraAn East African sourdough-risen flatbread with a unique, slightly spongy texture to PonduA traditional Congolese recipe for a classic stew of cassava leaves (saka-saka) flavored with onion, red palm oil, chillies, garden eggs and tinned sardines or mackerel. Here our guests enjoy the vibrancy of African diversity. We break the meals up by including a lovely market exploration, with predominantly West African influence. Here we encourage our participants to support our local businesses so bring moola moolaSouth African slang for money.
We top the experience off with a main meal at a Cameroonian eatery that boasts some of the best carapauGrilled Poruguese Mackerel. Maybe include a picture and chips in town. It's served with a brave chili sauce and cooked on a braaiRich South African culture of cooking on an open flame. After some kwasa kwasaA dance created by Jeannora who was a mechanic in Kinshasa from the Democratic Republic of the Congo that started in the 1980s where the hips move back and forth while the hands move to follow the hips. It is very popular in Africa, our Zola Budd South African township slang for minibus taxi. The minibus taxis are known in South Africa for their speed just like Zola Budd, a South African born British Olympic track and field competitor.
