By Thokozani Mazibuko
The vibrant atmosphere of the Buganu Ceremony was elevated by the presence of popular South African producer and actor Sello Maake Ka-Ncube, who was spotted in Buhleni this past weekend.
The celebrated star, known for his captivating performances in productions like “Generations: The Legacy,” was seen listening intently to the powerful address delivered by His Majesty King Mswati III.
The Buganu Ceremony, a traditional event celebrated among the Emaswati, marks the beginning of the new season and the gathering of people to honor their culture and heritage.
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This year’s first leg concluded on Monday, but anticipation is already building for the second leg at the Hlane Royal Residence, where festivities are expected to continue.
Attendees were treated to a feast of talent, particularly from the women who participated in the ceremony, showcasing their creativity and artistry through new songs that left both the audience and Their Majesties thoroughly entertained.
The performances not only highlighted the rich cultural traditions of Eswatini but also emphasized the unwavering spirit of the community as they come together to celebrate their customs.
As a notable figure in the South African entertainment industry, Sello Maake Ka-Ncube’s attendance drew attention and demonstrated the interconnectedness of Southern African cultures.
His enthusiastic participation in the ceremony reflects a broader appreciation for the region’s diverse heritage.
The Buganu Ceremony serves as a significant reminder of the importance of cultural preservation and community engagement.
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With one leg successfully concluded, all eyes will now be on the upcoming festivities at the Hlane Royal Residence,
where the Emaswati look forward to more traditional celebrations, showcasing their strength, unity, and rich cultural tapestry.
As the festivities continue, it remains clear that events like the Buganu Ceremony not only honor the past but also inspire future generations to embrace and celebrate their heritage.
