By Thokozani Mazibuko
It has been nine days since the beginning of the Incwala Ceremony and Her Majesty the Indlovukati is still standing strong at eLudzidzini Royal Residence.
While His Majesty King Mswati III has lit up the fire at three Royal Residences namely eLudzidzini, Engabezweni and Mphumalanga Royal Residences, h
e is highly expected to move to Ebuhleni Royal Residence today as the spirit of the little Incwala is slowly but surely gaining momentum.
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EmaSwati from all the parts of the country, Hhohho, Manzini, Shiselweni and Lubombo Regions have not disappointed either as they have shown their resilience and determination to participate in this most sacred ceremony which has kept this country like a glue from ancient times.
Indlovukati, the mother of the Nation has displayed her commitment and respect for the spirit of the Incwala by standing for hours with Libutfo and emaSwati as the ceremony has progressed at eLudzidzini.
Some emaSwati when interviewed by Eswatini Daily News described this ceremony as a cultural identity for the Kingdom of Eswatini.
EmaSwati are highly anticipated for the main day, the Incwala Lenkhulu which is usually marked as a holiday.
His Majesty is expected to lead the ceremony also at Ebuhleni from today as the ceremony will mark its 9th Day.
Meanwhile, the Incwala Ceremony, with its deep cultural significance, is a time for Eswatini to come together in harmony and reflect on their traditions, and this year’s event,
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despite weather challenges, has clearly reaffirmed the strong connection between the people and their King.
This year’s Incwala Ceremony is poised to be remembered not just for its challenges, but also for the overwhelming show of love and support for King Mswati III from his dedicated subjects.
