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Origin of the Ofala Festival
The Onitsha Ofala festival has been going on for about 700 years now, since time of Eze Chima, the first monarch, who migrated to Onitsha. In the early days, the King of Onitsha (Obi of Onitsha) was always confined to his palace. The responsibility of administering the community was assigned to the elders, known as…
Moroccan Wedding Process
When she comes out of the Amaria, she sits with the groom for some time, in an elevated couch, while pictures are being taken before going to change her outfit.
54 Beautiful Styles to Rock On Heritage Day
Heritage Month is celebrated in September of every year in South Africa. It is a month dedicated to celebrating South Africa’s rich and diverse culture and heritage. National Heritage Day is on the 24th of September and has been a public holiday since 1996, to celebrate South Africa’s cultural diversity and communities. This day was…
Planning a Namibian Wedding this Year? Here’s What You Need to Know
Namibia doesn’t have just one wedding style. It’s a beautiful fusion of cultures, tribes, and modern influences. And Namibian weddings aren’t single-day events, either. They’re layered processes involving families, elders, and entire communities. So if you don’t understand the cultural landscape, you risk overspending, accidentally offending elders, or completely missing sacred rituals that could define your day. That’s why…
South Africa’s Umbondo Ceremony; What It Really Means
The Umbondo ceremony is one of the rituals that must be followed in the lead-up to your big day if you are planning a traditional wedding. Umbondo is all about giving gifts in exchange for favors. Everything revolves around the bride’s family giving the groom’s family gifts and food (groceries). In appreciation for the lobola…
Swati Beauty In Traditional Attire At The Reed Dance Festival 2018
And yes, she looks cool!
