From UpMag.com - "In a quiet street, on the side of a small, single-story building sits another elephant, the work of an artist and a street art guide, Juma. The purple elephant jumps out of the ‘hole’ in the wall, right under the window where lives an immigrant from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Why? Well, Juma asked him what he missed the most about his country, and first thing he said was elephants. Next to it, the words ‘We are _ Nation’ on the left, with a rainbow painted in-between, refer to South Africa’s popular nickname – Rainbow Nation, given by the South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu to describe post-apartheid South Africa, with its incredible diversity of the people that was finally celebrated."