Zhizha returns to Kuminda Farm

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FRANCISTOWN: It is celebration time again, as the annual Zhizha or Letlhafula returns to the Kuminda Farm on May 30. The annual event held in the outskirts of Marobela village is a traditional and cultural festival organised by the Hinchliffe family.

Organiser, Lucy Hinchliffe said Zhizha is the place to discover and taste amazing wholesome food that is not always found in daily meals.

This year’s event promises to be more exciting as alongside the food demonstration, various traditional forms of cultural entertainment will be offered. Hinchliffe said traditional games, dance, music and poetry will be offered from different tribes.

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