Ngondi
Ngondi is a traditional dance and ritual practiced by the Bakwena people of Botswana. The dance is characterized by its vigorous movements, often involving rhythmic stamping of feet, clapping of hands, and expressive body gestures. It is typically performed by a group of men, sometimes accompanied by women, to the beat of drums and vocal chants. The attire for Ngondi usually includes traditional outfits made from animal skins and decorated with beads and other ornaments.
The significance of Ngondi extends beyond mere entertainment; it plays a crucial role in Bakwena cultural life.
While modern influences have led to some adaptations, Ngondi remains a vital part of the Bakwena heritage.