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High school learners in Grades 10 to 12 can attend advanced programmes on historical events such as the 1906 Poll Tax and Bhambatha Uprising, the Prince Imperial of France, the Anglo-Boer War, and major turning points in South African history since 1948. These are focused on KwaZulu-Natal history.
The Research, Information and Collections Department maintains a collection of library materials and display items related to South African heritage. The public can access these resources through contact with the department staff.
Individuals or groups may contribute cultural materials related to South African heritage for inclusion in the museum’s collections, as part of the department’s mandate to collect and preserve cultural history.
The uMsunduzi Museum informs the public about tenders that have been cancelled, providing updates on procurement activities and reasons for cancellation where disclosed.
The uMsunduzi Museum makes available records of meetings and attendance, which are accessible to the public through its website. These documents provide transparency on governance activities.
The uMsunduzi Museum lists all bids received for ongoing tenders, allowing transparency in the procurement process by showing what proposals have been submitted.
The uMsunduzi Museum publishes information about tenders that have been awarded, including details of successful bidders. This provides transparency in procurement decisions.
The museum offers publications related to its collections and exhibitions. These materials may be accessed through the museum’s website or in person at the Voortrekker Complex.
The uMsunduzi Museum provides access to its collection of historical and cultural artifacts, which are part of the museum's research and information services. The collections are housed at the Voortrekker Complex in Pietermaritzburg.
The Unondlela Mobile Museum brings museum experiences to communities across the region. It is designed to increase access to cultural and educational resources in remote areas.
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The museum publishes information about tenders that have been awarded, providing transparency on contract outcomes.
