Self-esteem and respect pack

On the Historic Route, Mbuso and Zanele search for treasure beneath the stones.

In Piggs Peak, Eswatini, Mbuso and Zanele explore forgotten corners where the past still seems to whisper. Curiosity leads them onto the story's Historic Route, a legendary path winding through hills and ruins. The friends hope to uncover treasures of ancient kings. Yet every stage brings them back to a more personal question: how should they see themselves, respect themselves and choose wisely? The path’s true inheritance is not hidden under a stone. It grows when each person recognises their own worth without diminishing anyone else’s.

At Thaba Bosiu, Naledi receives an inheritance both strong and fragile.

In Lesotho’s mountains stands Thaba Bosiu, a sacred place linked to the birth of a nation. Naledi grows up proud to descend from King Moshoeshoe I and aware of the responsibility carried by her family history. An adventure through the hills soon tests an important relationship. She discovers that trust resembles the mountains around her: built slowly layer by layer, yet weakened in an instant by careless action. Her heritage teaches her to keep her word, act responsibly and protect precious bonds.

In the legendary palace of their adventure, a strong friendship can crack in a single moment.

In a coastal Somali village, Yusuf and Sagal share laughter, games and a trust that seems unshakable. The thoughtful boy and his lively friend decide to explore a legendary palace called Garesa, which the story reimagines near the cliffs of Merca. The adventure promises to be unforgettable, but one event suddenly weakens their bond. They learn that trust is like a sandcastle: built slowly, yet broken in an instant. To recover it, they must speak honestly, listen and care for their friendship.