The Orania procession would have been so much more cheerful if the organisers had brought in the Zulu impi who perform at rugby tests, a Kaapse Klopse troupe and Khoekhoen riel dancers. Max du Preez writes that it proves multiculturalism is a blessing, not a curse.
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