Questions and Answers about Culture & Lifestyle
When looking out for engagement dresses in Ghana, you would find lots of colours and patterns of Kente styles for this occasion. There are actually a lot of details in the Kente engagement styles including combining different colours of Kente, combining kente cloth of different patterns,making a kente dress with lace, net, beads or stones….
So Valentine’s day is fast approaching and lots of people will be going on dinner dates so it’s important not to make a mess of the outing by learning good dining habits. Here are brief notes from Zeelicious vlog on how to behave at the table, whether at home or in a restaurant: Ladies, do…
The Ethiopian traditional dress, also known as the Habesha dress has been worn by women in Ethiopia and Eritrea for centuries.This traditional dress is specially worn during occasions like the Ethiopian New Year, Christmas, Easter, weddings, baby showers and other occasions. How to Identify the Original Habesha Attire We are aware that the Chinese have…
Today we will be giving you 5 tips to guide you on how to select what to wear to a traditional African wedding. So it will be great for you to hang out with us for the next few minutes and gain new information on what is appropriate to wear to an African traditional wedding….
Today we will be answering common questions about the Ghanaian customary marriage and knocking Ceremony . So it will be great for you to hang out with us for the next few minutes and gain new information on some key aspects of a traditional engagement Ceremony. How many types of marriages do we have in…
What is Lobola? ‘Lobola’ is an African practice that involves the groom’s family giving a gift, of either cash or heads of cattle, to the parents of the bride for customary marriage. What is the purpose of paying Lobola? The Traditional African process of marriage begins with lobola, which is also known as…
1. Put the cloth behind you, draping it over your shoulders and holding the two different ends with both hands. 2. Take the cloth in your right hand, pass the cloth underneath your right arm and across your body, throwing it over your left shoulder. 3. Keeping the cloth in place on the left shoulder…
