Category: NDZHAKA/HERITAGE
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Part 2:Limpopo Easter holiday marriage ceremony. A fusion between Tsonga tradition and Kelobedu culture. Social cohension.
PART 2 Limpopo Easter holiday marriage ceremony. A fusion between Tsonga tradition and Kelobedu culture. Social cohension. We are still at Collin’s Chavani, Vembe region but a distant apart or away from the two families or relative’s, Mavasa and Chauke also separated by distance from Halahala to Mkhomi village. Maybe close to 10 km apart from…
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Part 1:Limpopo Easter holiday marriage ceremony. Tsonga traditional wedding ceremony.
PART ONE On the 3/4/2026 to the 4th/04/2026 we have had the privilege of enjoying our Easter weekend and by visiting two places, or families from Friday to Saturday in or around the area of Limpopo in subsequent succession together with the Makhuvele family from Mudavula village from under Collin’s Chavani Local Municipality. The Makhuvele’s…
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NKHUVO WA VUKATI NA MHAKA YO LOVALA NSATI.
Eka n’wina rixaka ra Vatsonga kumbe Ma-Afrika hi ku angarhela xitsundzuxo i ku mi ti vonela ehenhla ka Ximajemaje leswi nga tlhela swi endla leswaku vanhu va ntsan’wa ndzhavuku kumbe ndzhaka ya vona tani hi rixaka. A ha ha xiximani masiku lawu kumbe ku hanya hi ku ti rhandza kambe, hi hanya hi ku tlhela…
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Nkuna Traditional Council Members Sworn In.
Members of the Nkuna Traditional Council in Greater Tzaneen Municipality were sworn in yesterday at Nkowankowa Community Hall. The event was part of a provincial rollout to formalize reconstituted Traditional Councils across Limpopo following the 2024 reconstitution process. The oath-taking ceremony aimed to strengthen traditional leadership and enhance service delivery in local communities. The Co-operative…
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Botswana Royal Council
Solomon Tshekisho Plaatje: The Barolong Intellectual Who Spoke Africa Into the Future In the annals of African history, there are those whose names carry not only the weight of memory but the gravity of prophecy. Among the Barolong, one such son was born: Solomon Tshekisho Plaatje (1876–1932). A child of Pniel, near Boshof in the…
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