Amna Nawaz
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A chef cooks her way to connection across South Africa's cultural divide
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July 30, 2019
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5:30Now PlayingThis year marks the 25th anniversary of democratic rule in South Africa. A new generation of black South Africans, who grew up free of the restrictions of apartheid, are now transforming the country’s cultural landscape -- beginning with its food. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro reports on how chef Zola Nene aims to bridge South Africa’s racial divide, one meal and one cookbook at a time.
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