North Coast Radio had the privilege to speak with Councillor and IFP KZN Premier Candidate, A.T. Ntuli, during a vibrant event held at Nkandla. The occasion brought together various Ingoma groups from the five local municipalities, including uMhlathuze, UMfolozi, Mthonjaneni, Nkandla, and UMlalazi, forming the King Cetshwayo District Municipality.
The programme was a spectacular showcase of talent, with both male and female Ingoma groups captivating the audience with their traditional songs and dances. The event served not only as a platform for cultural expression but also as a means to foster social cohesiveness and promote harmony within the community.
One of the highlights of the event was the participation of Amagoso, who graced the stage with their performances. Ingoma Yamagoso, as the ceremony is known, is a cherished tradition aimed at celebrating culture and heritage while strengthening community bonds.
Hosted by the King Cetshwayo Council, the event featured a diverse range of dances, including isigekle, indlamu, ushameni, and amafolo, showcasing the rich cultural tapestry of the region.
A.T. Ntuli, the IFP KZN Premier Candidate, also took the opportunity to confirm his commitment to serving the community, expressing his anticipation for the upcoming 2024 election outcomes. He emphasized the importance of cultural events like Ingoma Yamagoso in promoting unity and pride among residents.https://fb.watch/rc-K0yT_HR/
As the festivities came to a close, participants and spectators alike were left with a sense of unity and celebration, eager to continue preserving and honoring the cultural heritage of the King Cetshwayo District Municipality. With the promise of future events, the tradition of Ingoma Yamagoso remains a beacon of cultural pride and community spirit in Nkandla and beyond.
