Arts & Entertainment : Xhosa Culture

Ma Betty's traditional Xhosa New Window Icon: Wikipedia Cultural Village is situated in the impoverished township of Bongulethu.
 

Did you Know IconXhosa is South Africa's second biggest home language, behind Zulu New Window Icon: Wikipedia.
Bongulethu translates to "our pride" in Xhosa.
 

Experience traditional Xhosa activities, culture, cuisine, dance and story-telling during a visit to the Cultural Village.

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Resident women prepare authentic Xhosa meals in black iron pots on traditional open fire.

Enjoy the unique flavours of Africa through Xhosa sausage, steamed corn bread and 'samp' (thick corn porridge) made from recipes passed down through generations.

Explore traditional Xhosa healing. Traditional healers called 'Sangomas' (witchdoctors) throw bones to call healing spirits.

Xhosa women and children dance enthusiastically stomping their feet on the dusty African earth. Xhosa songs and stories carry customs in harmony on an African beat. African music and feasting can be enjoyed in the arrangement of your own traditional Xhosa wedding.

Transport to the cultural village can be arranged from the local Tourism Office. All visitors are welcome and contribute greatly to the upliftment of this Xhosa community.
 

 

 

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