Kaapse Klopse: features of the national New Year in Africa
On January 2, South Africa, according to a long-standing tradition, celebrates the “second New Year”, or Tweede Nuwe Jaar. The holiday originated in the 19th century during slavery, but with its abolition it was not forgotten, but turned into one of the main attractions of Cape Town. There are hundreds of photos and videos on social networks after the 2017 carnival. Photo @netwerk_24 During the heyday of slavery, South Africa held tens of thousands of slaves from India, Africa and Madagascar.