“Bless You for Upholding Tradition”: SA in Awe of Lady Going Through Initiation Journey With Brother
- South Africans were moved by a special moment a pair of Xhosa twins shared on their social media
- Nikita Muba shared a glimpse of her and her brother's journey through the 2024 initiation camp where she stood by his side
- TikTokkers were in awe of the sacred moment and how the family upheld such powerful traditions within their culture
In the Xhosa culture, every boy has to go through initiation school in order to be considered a true man.
This is one of the ancient traditions kept and celebrated by many tribes around the African continent.
Lady goes through initiation school with brother
Mzansi appreciated the rawness of the Xhosa culture after a lady shared a glimpse of her brother's journey to manhood. This tradition's procedure is very sacred and must not be broadcast to the general public, which is why the movie Inxeba: The Wound was widely protested.
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Nikita Muba showed another beautiful side to the tradition. As her brother's twin sister, they are considered to be one person. Therefore, she had to walk the journey with him.
Although she did not part of the other procedures, her genuine willingness to be by her brother's side through it all is what moved Mzansi the most.
Watch the video below:
Mzansi in awe of lady going through initiation school with brother
Social media users praised the Xhosa culture for well-preserved culture:
@Thenjy said:
"The respect I have for Xhosas."
@Onele_Kwinana was moved:
"Bless you for upholding our traditions during these times."
@nomadadana was in awe of the beauty of the culture:
"Being Xhosa is so beautiful."
@Zizipho Teddybear Malinge shared:
"I had to do this with my brother."
@Simanye Maqungu loved the beautiful representation of the Xhosa culture:
"My heart just exploded."
@Babalwa❤🌈 explained:
"That's me, a twin girl. I was with him throughout the whole initiation process, even at his burial."
@MaDlamimi🔥💕🎀 wrote:
"I am Swati, but I love your culture."
@Pearl Nkomo commented:
"I'm not Xhosa, but I'm always excited to see such videos."
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