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Isandlwana Traditional Youth Dance Troupe

23.07.2009 | Categories: Footage from the Field,Video Back to Gallery List

Launched 1999, the Zulu Village Project fosters self-reliance, enhances traditional culture and instills environmental awareness. The villagers named the project “Impumelelo yeSandlwana” – Success for the People of Isandlwana. Since its inception, the people of Isandlwana have created this success themselves – each WILD initiative works to build local leadership and economy while fostering cultural traditions and environmental stewardship.

Shown in this video is one of the many cultural programs ongoing in Isandlwana – the traditional youth dance troupe. This talented group of youth has been performing throughout the region and has won several awards. Celebrating and practicing traditional dance keeps the culture of the Zulu Village vibrant!

Video by Erika K.H. Gronek, Ancora Productions

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