Home Lifestyle Makoti Festival embraces traditional attire
Lifestyle

Makoti Festival embraces traditional attire

Share
Pumla Music in Makoti Festival branded umhelwane.
Share

MBABANE – The fifth edition of the Makoti Festival has urged patrons to come dressed in their respective traditional attire.

The festival Director Thembinkosi Mthethwa said since the festival is curated around tradition, what better way to celebrate it other than dressing traditionally. “We know that our traditional attire is very beautiful and we also have an amazing culture in the country. By adorning our imvunulo, this will show tourists the beauty of our attire and also teach them more about it. Since there are also other countries involved in the festival, we hope that the other nations will also come dressed in their traditional wear and there will be an exchange of cultural values,” he said.

The festival urges patrons to get ready to celebrate culture, music and community at the Makoti Festival. Set in the picturesque surroundings of Malkerns Country Club in Eswatini, the festival promises to be an unforgettable experience for all attendees.

Mark your calendars for April 25-26, 2026, as the event brings together an exciting line-up of artists and performers, who will be announced soon.

Attendees will get a chance to revel in a vibrant atmosphere filled with captivating performances, delicious local cuisine and various activities for all ages. Whether you’re a music lover, a foodie or someone looking to immerse yourself in the rich culture of Eswatini, the Makoti Festival has something for everyone.

Here’s what you can look forward to:

  • Live performances by renowned artists
  • Exquisite local food and craft vendors
  • Engaging cultural activities and workshops
  • A family-friendly environment.
Share

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Don't Miss

Maloma Colliery calls for calm as wage talks continue

MBABANE - Maloma Colliery Ltd has offered employees a cumulative nine per cent salary increase over two years, but wage negotiations have reached...

Swazipharm blames ministry delays, commits to compliance

LOBAMBA – After being implicated in the delivery of medical drugs that were later recalled, prominent pharmaceutical supplier Swazipharm has reaffirmed its commitment...

DNA plan could swallow E126m of Home Affairs budget

MBABANE – Making DNA testing compulsory before issuing birth certificates could cost taxpayers about E126 million annually, enough to fund free Grade I...

Shembe forgives Zulu King after video fallout

MBABANE – Members of the Nazareth Baptist Church in Eswatini have rallied behind His Holiness Unyazi Lwezulu Shembe after he publicly forgave Zulu...

Eswatini girls shine at Dance World Cup finals

MBABANE - Eswatini’s young ambassadors represented the nation with flawless charm at the ongoing Dance World finals in Ireland. Talent and Motion shared...

Related Articles

Swazi Boy’s 20th anniversary celebrations at Happy Valley

MBABANE - Swazi boy Entertainment has announced that its two-day 20th anniversary...

Local personalities to face Big Zulu, Nyovest, others

MBABANE – A football and entertainment collaboration will see local music stars...

Eswatini girls shine at Dance World Cup finals

MBABANE - Eswatini’s young ambassadors represented the nation with flawless charm at...

EEMPA urges events to comply with regulations

MBABANE – The Eswatini Events Managers and Promoters Association (EEMPA) released a...