Omagongo Festival brews unity and cultural pride
Vice president Lucia Witbooi says the Omagongo Festival is more than a cultural celebration, describing it as a symbol of unity, identity and the preservation of Namibia’s heritage. The festival, which is scheduled for 23 May at Onamega in the Omusati region, aims to celebrate omagongo, the traditional fermented beverage made from the marula fruit. […] The post Omagongo Festival brews unity and cultural pride appeared first on The Namibian .
Vice president Lucia Witbooi says the Omagongo Festival is more than a cultural celebration, describing it as a symbol of unity, identity and the preservation of Namibia’s heritage. The festival, which is scheduled for 23 May at Onamega in the Omusati region, aims to celebrate omagongo, the traditional fermented beverage made from the marula fruit. Speaking at a gala dinner in Windhoek on Saturday evening, Witbooi described the festival as a gathering that protects memory and nationhood.