On  part of the floor which has not been covered with leaves: an enamel dish wisth entrails, a grass broom, a large earthen pot with medicines, and upon it a grass woven dish of the type isiqabetho .

One of Mbabazeni's sons (left) and another young man carry the oxhide towards the behive hut. In the background Bafungile's house.

Mbekiseni Mthethwa, the son of Laduma's daughter Celani, with raw imibengo, i.e. zigzagwise incised meat strings

Laughingly Laduma entered the hut and ate some of the women' food because he liked it. Very soon he left the hut again.

Some meat was carried into the hut on a wooden tray. It was then placed on the green leaves.

On the place where the ox had been slaughtered four men drink beer. The beer pot is to the left, the drinking calabash is in an enamel dish. Some intestines and part of the ox' stomach are on one of the meat trays. Susa had to eat ceremonially little pieces from the ox' raw stomach.

While Susa walks up and down Laduma stand still and presents the ancestors' spear.

Children, the boy with a long knobstick, in Alexina's sweet potatoe field.

Preparation for the festival: Laduma's daughter Alexina Madela Dlakude brews beer, utshwala. To the right Laduma's wife Bafungile.