UAZA is happy to coordinate the launch of this  100th milestone audio guide in South Africa’s Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg, a place that preserves the memory of the long fight for freedom, equality, and human dignity — a struggle that deeply resonates with Ukrainians today.Thanks to this international project, Ukrainian is now heard at iconic landmarks like Versailles, the Tower of London, and Sagrada Família, along with over 90 other significant sites across 53 countries.

And most importantly, many of these guides were launched during the full-scale invasion. Because Ukrainian culture doesn’t stay silent. It speaks. It stands. It fights with us.

This project is also about connection. Through language, we build bridges between nations and bring Ukraine’s voice to the world.

With deep appreciation, we thank all those who made this possible — First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska, Embassy of Ukraine to the Republic of South Africa, Ukrainian Institute, diplomats, partners, volunteers, and our incredible global community.

Watch the video here.