Comments on: Kuomboka set to 17th April 2010

By: EPHRAIM LINDUNDA

EPHRAIM LINDUNDA — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 09:20:11 +0000

It waz colourfu this tym around, i enjoyed

By: Sebuloni Kamutanda

Sebuloni Kamutanda — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 02:23:31 +0000

This is the only royalty Zambia has. If you compare it to the Mpezeni Zwangendaba masalamusi or the circus of Chitimukulu cozying in Kansundila’s pocket, you realise these Lozi chaps are centuries ahead of some of the tailed primates we have in Zambia mascarading as royalty.

By: Father to Sanana

Father to Sanana — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 00:47:06 +0000

//25, I agree with you regarding the modern style of wearing misisi and siziba. Its really eroding the cultural beauty in this important Barotse dress. I am sure your point could be addressed promptly if we hard a fully operational Barotse Cultural Centre or some institution of that kind to preserve this beautifull Culture. Here in Japan, Kyoto is the cultural capital and you can find original kimonos (Japanese traditional dress), tailored by the best experts of Japenese culture.

By: MULEMWA LIKANDO MUCHIMAEZI

MULEMWA LIKANDO MUCHIMAEZI — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 09:06:05 +0000

ooh kuomboka, on my engagement in the Caprivi region 31st of October I was wearing the Musisi you know what I wore it with the original canvas but to be honesty I dont like the way people are now modenising Musisi let the people who come for Kuomboka wear the Musisi the way it used to be won by the grandparents.. let Kuomoka be peacefull and enjoy it to the fullest….be in your traditional atres and look original

By: MULEMWA LIKANDO MUCHIMAEZI

MULEMWA LIKANDO MUCHIMAEZI — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 08:51:35 +0000

Well guys here is my story, Im a Namibian because of my mother, My grandfather Mr. Muchimaezi Machambuzi was a very importatn person in the Makololo people of Barotsi land before Zambia become independent,King Lewanika was touring his people he identified him in a place called palm tree in Zimbabwe where he originated he was a spear man he made spears and axes and some of the spears we are told (speaking under correction) were used in great wars, he worked for king Lewanika marreid a Zambian woman and made Zambia his home until his death, my father went back to Zimbabwe and married his first wife and returned back to Zambia, my cell pls text . 264811002114, can I ask the Lozi royal establishment to give us a spear not much, it will have more meaning enjoy Kuomboka and all our support……

By: Jupiter

Jupiter — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 03:07:49 +0000

Good news. From the valleys of the Eastern Cape, the original root of Makololo to the Mountains of Lesotho, to Auckland Park in Jozi -RSA, all the way to the land of the brave (Namibia), Botswana. Marena Ali Buwa! We salute Zambia for being a peacefull land. By the way, Zambia is the last destination where the children of South Africa (AmaLozi and Ngoni) are accommodated with Sotho and Zulu link. We are coming in big numbers.

By: Maketo Mubyana

Maketo Mubyana — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 05:48:25 +0000

Malozi,
I think we need a modern stadia arrangement at Nayuma, we can mobilize funds to put proper sitting arrangements there. Kuomboka has a lot of support localy and internationaly. Such an arrangemnet will make revenue collection easy.

By: Lubosi

Lubosi — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 23:39:47 +0000

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By: Lubosi

Lubosi — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 23:37:46 +0000

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By: Maketo Mubyana

Maketo Mubyana — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 11:50:27 +0000

Zambians let us be proud of our culture and indeed traditonal ceremonies. Every ceremony in Zambia or elsewhere in the world is unique in its own kind. The beauty with traditional ceremonies is; they reveal the hiden nature of our cultural diversity to the outside world. Lwacilanisa kwa Namuso ni Lwambi (Lwandi wa Ndoo Namuso wa Nde). I wish Kaongolo ka Nyambe a safe voyage during this year’s Kuomboka. Its a pit I will not participate this year. Maketo in Kyoto, Japan