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The song originated among miners traveling from Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia) to work in South Africa's gold and diamond mines.
During the anti-apartheid movement, the "train" in the song began to represent the unstoppable momentum of the liberation struggle and the hope for a free South Africa. Shosholoza
Mandela famously recalled singing "Shosholoza" while working at the limestone quarry on Robben Island . He described it as a song that made the work feel lighter and kept spirits high. The song originated among miners traveling from Zimbabwe
The lyrics describe a steam train ( Stimela ) coming from Rhodesia, navigating through the mountains on its way to South Africa. Shosholoza