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Part 1 Elalo lyeGumbo Niitalapepata. In the Oshiwambo culture when a new house is built, the Man’s father or his fathers family are invited by the man to come and light the fire of the house, which is done poshoto. Once the father lights the house, a piece of wood is taken from that fire by someone trusted by the Man’s wife to go and light the fire in the kitchen (okutema omasiga) once this process is done, the house is officially ready for the couple to settle in. This process is only done in t

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Namibian weddings are a true celebration of love and community. These beautiful ceremonies unite not only the couple but the entire community, weaving together rich traditions, vibrant cultural practices, and heartfelt moments. From the rhythmic beats of traditional music to the colorful attire worn by guests, each aspect of the wedding reflects the unique heritage of Namibia. Families, friends, and neighbors come together, sharing in the joy and festivities, creating unforgettable memories that