Buganu Ceremony
Buganu Ceremony is a celebration of harvesting Amarula fruits and brewing bear, then delivering to the kingdom for community to drink and share.
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Buganu Ceremony _Season 1
Buganu Ceremony is a celebration of the harvest of Marula fruit. The Swazis are united in song and dance during this festival, particularly woman who are the brewers of the marula beer ‘Buganu’.
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Hlanzekile Buthelezi
Hlanzekile Buthelezi is an Afrikan Goddess who loves and follows her herritage, enjoy and feel the experience and the surrounding as she prepares for her celebration on this special day of uMemulo . She also has a surprise visit by the Xhosa Goddesses.
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Kanyo
Kanyo is a vibrant 16 year old Goddess, watch as she prepares for her special coming of age ceremony marking her purity.
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Mpumi
Mpumi is a creative actress, singer and a dancer, watch as she prepares for her special day Umemulo. The regalia plays an important role, and will the goddess meet up to her mark ?, watch now …
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Nomkhubulwane
Nomkhubulwane is a goddess and mother nature of all things, the goddess provides rain , fertility and harvest. In this episode, the goddess maidens, prepare the harvest for Nomkhubulwane, prayer and ritual as offerings to their highest Goddess Nomkhubulwane.
Nomkhubulwane Trailer
WATCH FULL VIDEO : Nomkhubulwane is a goddess and mother nature of all things, the goddess provides rain , fertility and harvest. In this episode, the goddess maidens, prepare the harvest for Nomkhubulwane, prayer and ritual as offerings to their highest Goddess Nomkhubulwane.
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Uhambolwami
A journey to womanhood, when a goddess reaches her 21st a initiation ritual is done by her family as appreciation for her purity Umemulo.
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Ukhuliswa Kwentombi
Ukhuliswa Kwe Ntombi nto – Coming from a royal family means a different way of celebrating. Wearing a grass costume signifies royalty and purity and it is of greater much importance to the African Goddesses.
Ukube Ubekhona Ugogo
When a mother goddess passes on. Her influence and legacy lives on. The goddesses celebrate umemulo for the first time in the absence of their mother goddess. Emotions run high.