Swazi culture: food, clothing, people, beliefs, wedding ceremony

BI Phakathi help unemployed or low-earning income Swazi people, he helps them monetary (ubapha imali), look how respectful and thankful this Swazi man is as he appreciates help from a South African social media influencer and philanthropist known for his heartwarming videos where he helps those in need. Through his acts of kindness, he often shares stories of people facing various hardships, providing them with financial assistance, food, and other necessities. His content typically emphasizes c

This is Sibhaca — the warrior dance of the Swazi people in Eswatini, a southern African monarchy nestled between South Africa and Mozambique. Performed during royal ceremonies, national holidays, and cultural festivals, Sibhaca carries the rhythms, colours, and spirit that distinguish the Swazi people. | Biafrans Freedom

Traditional music in Swaziland