The Nc'wala ceremony is a significant traditional ritual of the Ngoni people, who are an ethnic group primarily residing in Zambia, Tanzania, and Malawi. The ceremony is a vital part of Ngoni culture and heritage, showcasing their rich traditions, customs, and history. The Significance of Nc'wala The Nc'wala ceremony is deeply rooted in Ngoni tradition and serves several purposes: 1. *First Fruits Celebration*: Nc'wala is a harvest festival, marking the beginning of the new harvest season. The N

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12K views · 505 reactions | The rich heritage of the Ngoni people meets the vibrant dances of the Kopala nation—a true celebration of Zambia’s diverse and beautiful traditions! As the Nc’wala Ceremony unfolds, I extend my best wishes to the Ngoni people for a successful, incident-free celebration of this long-held and cherished tradition. May this occasion continue to inspire unity, pride, and cultural preservation. Happy Nc’wala! | Harry Kalaba | Facebook

The Ngonii people of Malawi. All the Ngoni people from various countries dance the same type of war dance called Ingoma.Their fathers danced this when coming from victorious raids. Because all have the same type of dance, it binds them together as one people. Thank you twitter.com/MimiReeds for sharing this. | African Drumming

Ngoni 🪕 The jeli Ngoni (also djeli n’goni, pronounced like jelly, then nn-GO-nee) is a traditional Mande instrument, a lute played by the jelis. It consists of a hollow body with goat skin covering (like a drum) with a fretless fingerboard and four to seven fish-line strings, strung over a bridge and tensioned by leather straps. The djeli ngoni is likely the ancestor of the modern-day banjo, and is still very popular today in traditional and modern Mande music. These instruments are built to pr

1.1K views · 910 reactions | Le ngoni, ancêtre du banjo, est l’un des instruments emblématiques du Mandé. Ici, Sory Seybalamine Sissoko perpétue l’art des griots, transmettant mémoire, sagesse et musique à travers chaque note. . . . #HistoireDuNgoni #CultureMandingue #MusiqueMali #SorySissoko #NgoniTraditionnel #segou #mali_paw #malienw #music #musica #musique #ngoni #malien #eastafrica #southafrica #westafrica | Mali paw b di | Facebook