YOUNG OBSERVER | Youth lead renewed pride in Mayeyi culture ahead of Batsara festival – Windhoek Observer
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bd.nlIt could have been a scene from bygone times: a boy in a traditional shirt selling bread in the harbour of Spakenburg. For William (25), this clothing is anything but folklore and he is far from the only young person who thinks so. Traditional costume is hot. Where does this trend come from?
YOUNG OBSERVER | Youth lead renewed pride in Mayeyi culture ahead of Batsara festival – Windhoek Observer
Patience Makwele Youths have expressed renewed pride in their Mayeyi heritage, saying the annual Batsara Cultural Festival provides an opportunity for a younger generation to reconnect with ancestral traditions, preserve their language and celebrate an identity they fear could be weakened by changing lifestyles. With the annual celebration set for 2 August in Sangwali, young Mayeyi people say the festival has evolved beyond a cultural gathering…
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