BEING AFRICAN- AFRICAN CULTURE EXPLAINED #AfricanCultureExplained To have an in depth understanding of the Tswana marriage process we highly recommend you: Watch all the Tswana dramatization/videos produced by BeingAfrican to accompany this teaching Go through Tswana marriage FAQs Wedding: Botswana …
TSWANA FAQs Key roles and Patlo- Magadi process explained Key roles explained : Malome and Rakgadi Bagwe-The groom’s team Malome – Intermediary Malome – intermediary Who is Malome? Malome basically means the connector/ link/ one who connects. He is …
BEING AFRICAN- AFRICAN CULTURE EXPLAINED Pregnancy: Botswana Culture (Setswana) The Batswana, just like any other people of the world, attach great significance to pregnancy and childbirth for their role in building families and future generations. Coupled with the concept of …
BEING AFRICAN- AFRICAN CULTURE EXPLAINED Neighborly Practices: Botswana Culture (Setswana) African societies have always lived together in community groups, and the people of Botswana are no exception in this regard. This ‘community’ set up of the Batswana communities has inculcated …
BEING AFRICAN- AFRICAN CULTURE EXPLAINED Clans & Totems: Botswana Culture (Setswana) Botswana country got its name from the root ‘Tswana,” which refers to the Tswana speaking tribes, which were once considered the eight main tribes (this has since changed after …
There are 10 steps of the Xhosa Marriage process Step 1: Ukuthunyelwa Kwencwadi Step 2: Ukuvuma (Acceptance) Step 3: Ilobola Step 4: Marriage Ceremony Step 5: Umdudo/ Umtshato Step 6: Ukwambesa Step 7: Ukusiwa Komtshakazi Emzini Step 8: Ukutyiswa Amasi …
Key Roles Explained ABAKHWENYANA-The groom’s family Oonozakuzaku (The lobola ambassadors) In the Xhosa culture – the lobola negotiations is mainly the men’ s role. Among the group of men that partake in these discussions are; the groom’s father, the …
MARRIAGE IN THE BEMBA CULTURE OF ZAMBIA #AfricanCultureExplained To have an in-depth understanding of the Bemba marriage process, we highly recommend you: Go through related FAQs Watch all Bemba marriage dramatization/videos produced by BeingAfrican to accompany this teaching. Steps in …
Ndebele Marriage Practices Marriage in Ndebele Culture in Zimbabwe As in other African societies, the Ndebele people consider marriage to be a necessity for the continued existence of their tribe and the continuation and preservation of their societal and …
Key roles explained The Groom’s chief negotiator – (Idombo) The Groom’s Uncle – (Malume) The Bride’s Aunt – (Ubabakazi) Bride and Groom’s parents – (Ubabazala, Umamazala) Other extended family members – (Izihlobo) The Groom’s Uncle – (Malume) The groom informing …
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