African Lifestyle
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| 'Isibaya' |
'Isibaya', scene of a cattle kraal made out of stones, with huts on the foot of the hill in the background. |
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| 'Isikhakha' |
Skin beaded skirt for married woman in Bizana; Mpondo in the Eastern Cape. |
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| 'Isikhakha' |
Sheep skin skirt that is worn by 'Sangomas' from Bizana; Mpono in the Eastern Cape. |
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| 'Isilulo' |
Large grass woven basket with an address on it. |
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| 'Izingane' |
Bhaca children taking care and nursing each other. |
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| 'Izingane' |
Young Bhaca girl carrying her baby brother on her back. |
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| 'Izingane' |
A bunch of toddlers basking and playing in he sun. |
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| 'Lelopo' |
'Lelopo', female herbalist from Zimbabwe. |
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| 'Licking the Spoon' |
Naughty little boy licking a spoon. |
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| 'Madizineni' |
Lesotho traditional healer Madizineni on horse back. |
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| 'Makoti Hlonipha: |
Makoti from the Amakhuze, coming back from collecting wood during her 'ukuhlonipa' period. |
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| 'Makoti Hlonipha: Ukutheza' |
Bhaca Makoti and her 'Makotshana' coming from the forest to collect wood, a part of her paying respect to her new home process called 'ukuhlonipha'. |
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| 'Makoti' |
A newly wed Makoti at her new home from Amakhuze tribe. |
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| 'Makoti:Khuze' |
A newly wed Makoti from the Amakhuze tribe dressed in her 'ukuhlonipha' outfit. |
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| 'Makunene: Isangoma' |
uMakunene a female deviner preparing a sacred medicine, a process known as 'ukuphehla ubulawu'. |
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| 'Manqoza' |
'Manqoza', a licensed Traditional healer outside his hut. |
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| 'Masibotshwana: Inyanga yase Swatini' |
Masibotshwana, a traditional healer from eSwatini with his bag of bones. |
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| 'Mass Church: Church' |
Popes, Bishops and Saints entering the Marianhill Catholic Mission for a church mass. |
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| 'Mass Church: Marrianhill' |
African attending a mass church at the Marrianhill Hill Catholic Mission. |
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| 'Matikulu' |
Matikulu Village at Gingindlovu, women can be seen wearing traditional and modern clothes. |