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media type="custom" key="18937740" > > Nightlife in South Africa varies from region to region and city to city. In the bush, which is the wide-open, undeveloped rural spaces in South Africa, the only activities include game hunting and traditional dinners around a fire. Cape Town, the second most populated city in South Africa, offers many clubs with live music and good restaurants. This is true among many of the other cities, including Johannesburg and Durban. > > The Drum Café is a group of people who present themselves as an “interactive, team building drum team” who visits different venues to play to sold-out audiences. Warren Lieberman, who opened up the first Drum Café as a coffee shop so people would have a place to go to listen and take part in djembe drumming, founded them in 1996.They are dubbed the world’s first interactive drum theater experience, and are very popular all throughout South Africa. > > Gambling was, for a long time, illegal in all forms except horse racing in South Africa. In the late 1970’s, casinos started operating in the Bantustans (the nominally independent areas or homelands). Only native South Africans lived there so most citizens and tourists didn’t have access to them. However, when the new democratic government came to power in 1994, all forms of gambling were legalized. Since then, casinos and the South African lottery have been very popular among many South Africans.

** The Drum Café, South Africa ** english.cri.cn The Drum Café was started in Johannesburg in 1996 by Warren Lieberman. Moved by the experience of communal drumming, he soon had a small group of friends coming round to his home every Tuesday evening to exchange ideas and share in the unique experience of interactive drumming. The word spread, and ...

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