... oh dear, that is a bit sad.
I can't argue that it is a lovely place and it is their culture, but I can argue that this is the 21st century and I can't help but feel sorry and sad about the way certain cultures still function.
That's just the way it is, but then again after all, 'cultures' are simply a product of human connections in terms of where they are and how they develop tribally or otherwise either in so called developed or developing countries.
But that's a subject for another time and discussion ... meanwhile I hope your wonderful journey is meeting all expectations, and I'm looking forward to seeing more pictures of beautiful animals roaming in the wildnerness of Africa xx
It’s tradition that they wear animal skins
Traditional Swazi Attire
There is a wide range of traditional attire related to different cultural ceremonies, as well as day-to-day usage. Traditional attire is specific to gender and age group, and some items are only to be worn during specific traditional ceremonies, such as the incwala or the umhlanga (reed dance)”
Traditional Swazi Attire
There is a wide range of traditional attire related to different cultural ceremonies, as well as day-to-day usage. Traditional attire is specific to gender and age group, and some items are only to be worn during specific traditional ceremonies, such as the incwala or the umhlanga (reed dance)”
