Enjoy!
If you are in the beautiful French-feeling town of Franschhoek, outside Cape Town, you may find yourself on Huguenot Street at a welcoming, authentic restaurant, Col’cacchio, after being drawn in by the divine smoky aroma of baking pizza’s and steaming pasta sauces. Amongst the array of white umbrella’s and wooden chairs, it is possible that you will be confidently received by an earnest smile and a convivial sense of humour– courtesy of Mr. Lubis Gondo who has been working in Franschhoek for the past six years.
Is a national identity something physical?
Is it the earth beneath one’s feet?
The colours and shapes on a flag?
Maybe it is none of these things, perhaps it is something immaterial; that flame embedded in our soul, a spark that is always present occasionally exploding into a blazing flame before it simmers down again into a rumbling volcanic quarry of secreted passion. A…
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