Celebrating heritage month with Amadodakazi Asebukhosini – The beauty of a Daughter

 On the 28th of September 2024 Ammish Community Development will host an event to celebrate heritage month alongside with Amadodakazi Asebukhosini. The story behind the event is to embrace our daughters from 9-17 years who will attend the event ,Amatsitsi from Ukukhanya youth production together with Umama wezi Intombi (Older Zulu Women) from Zola township in Soweto will be dancing and singing with pride for our girls. The Reed dance is an annual event which aims to celebrate and unify nations as well as honouring nation virgin maidens. In light of the HIV/AIDS pandemic. This cultural practise hopes to curb this epidemic by promoting a culture of respect for young women and for them to have pride in celebrating their culture. 

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