Nc'wala ceremony of the Ngoni people displayed more than just the culture of the Ngoni People as other tribes were represented at the ceremony with performances. | ZNBC Today

5.7K views · 70 reactions | PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni people has directed people attending this year's Nc'wala traditional ceremony slated for February 26 to get vaccinated against COVID-19. This year's ceremony is expected to attract thousand of local and international tourists especially that the annual event never took place last year due COVID- pandemic. Video Courtesy of Mayengo Nyirenda | Zambia Daily Mail | Facebook

Culture and Tradition - Traditional Dance - NGOMA DANCE, for the Ngoni people of the Eastern Province of Zambia. | Groupement Babouantou

Paramount Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni people has praised the Hakainde Hichilema–led United Party for National Development (UPND) government for the numerous developmental projects in the province and the country at large. Inkhosi yamakhosi Mpezeni states that although certain things may not have been done to the expectations of the people, it is worth appreciating that most aspects of the economy have been touched. He mentions the decentralized Constituency Development Fund (CDF) as a tool that h

Ncwala Ceremony - Day 1 Discover the captivating history of the Ngoni people as we embark on a journey through time. Join us as we unveil the rich cultural heritage that sets the stage for the Ncwala Ceremony. Step into the world of resilience, tradition, and the remarkable Ngwenyama Inkosi Yamankosi King Mpezeni IV. Get ready to be enchanted by the first chapter of this extraordinary celebration! #NcwalaCeremony #NgoniPeople #CulturalHeritage #ZambiaPride" | Zambia Tourism

#NationOnline Umtheto Festival The Umtheto Cultural Festival of the Ngoni people in Mzimba reached its climax today, at Hora Mountain in the district. The festival, being held under the theme: Cultural diversity the foundation for peaceful co-existence and development, started yesterday with several activities. They included paying homage to the first Inkosi ya Makhosi M'mbelwa 1, who was buried at Mzalangwe, several dances and feasting. Today, President Lazarus Chakwera is attending the event.