The Mdantsane Way: My (Ooh!) Boy Lollipop

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Mdantsane is a unique, vibrating, eclectic, African place. Follow us on a pilgrimage to Mdantsane to discover the street culture, fashion, food, people, music, homes, taverns, humor, businesses, history and what's hot in the second biggest township in South-Africa, located close to the city of East London in the Province of the Eastern Cape. Join us on this journey while we capture the spirit of this amazing place for you in the here and in the now. We are going to introduce you to many individuals, artists, musicians, groups and associations.

They are the HEROES OF DAILY LIFE. They are the people who create, innovate and improve their life and their stories deserve to be told. This is a place for only good and positive stories of humanity, that will send out a message of courage, endurance and strength to the world through their pictures and words.

Friday, November 30, 2012

My (Ooh!) Boy Lollipop

Every school in Mdantsane has a candy corner which is a by the learners much frequented place. This is our last post for the Inkwenkwezi High School in NU 6 (for now) and we want to express our gratitude to all the teachers and learners who have spend time with us and allowed us to show to our readers the inside of a South African High School in a township.

Every school in Mdantsane has a candy corner much loved by the learners

Oh boy, some hearts are gonna break!

There was no time to ask for her name, so we are only going to show her beautiful face. But some hearts are gonna break very soon and they will continue breaking. over the next few years.

Candy For A Break

All sorts of candy is available at the tuck shops in Mdantsane schools

And there is more of it!

The girls of Inkwenkwezi High School in NU 6 are enjoying their candy break

Enough for everyone

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The Mdantsane Way Online Magazine is the side project of South African based Photographer and Designer Chocolat Negro. Mdantsane is the second biggest township in South- Africa, a township that is not very well known and documented and that stands in the shade of it's more famous sisters Soweto and Khayelitsha. Our Magazine is a site that showcases passionate and talented men and women of all descriptions. For years we have collected stories and pictures and this is a work of passion. Please share and enjoy the stories featuring the township and the people of Mdantsane with the rest of the world.. If you like to hear more we invite you to listen to our series of short documentary movies on YouTube, The Mdantsane Tales. And hey, there is a book as well. THE MDANTSANE WAY is available on Amazon.com and several other selling points as a hardcover, on CD, as well as an e-book version. Take care and be kind to each other!.

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Friday, November 30, 2012

My (Ooh!) Boy Lollipop

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