People of all races, cultures and religions came together on Sunday at events across the country to join hands and break bread in pursuit of peace and goodwill in South Africa. Simultaneous events in Cape Town, Johannesburg and Polokwane served meals from some of South Africa’s best chefs to raise money for children in need.

The Cape Town event was held on the slopes of Table Mountain with a 300 metre table seating more than 700 people, including Western Cape premier Helen Zille, ID leader Patricia de Lille, rugby legend Chester Williams, singer Danny K and comedian Marc Lottering.

The Table of Peace and Unity was created ten years ago with the vision of a long table where South Africans from all walks of life would share a luncheon and show the country that a unified society holds the power to heal a nation. The event also serves as a fundraiser, and has to date raised more than R7 million for underprivileged children.
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