Kuomboka Ceremony: Difference between revisions
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Chalochatu (talk | contribs) Created page with "{{Infobox ceremony | name = Kuomboka | image = Kuomboka ceremony.jpg | caption = Paddlers preceding the Litunga's barge | genre = Traditional ceremony | frequency = Annually | location = Western Province, Zambia | organiser = Barotse Royal Establishment }} '''Kuomboka''' is one of Zambia’s most iconic and celebrated traditional ceremonies, held annually by the Lozi people of Western Province. The term *kuomboka* means "to get out..." |
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{{Infobox | {{Infobox event | ||
| name = Kuomboka | | name = Kuomboka | ||
| image = | | image = Nalikwanda.jpg | ||
| caption = | | caption = The King's barge | ||
| genre = Traditional ceremony | | genre = Traditional ceremony | ||
| frequency = | | date = March/April (annually) | ||
| frequency = Annual | |||
| location = Western Province, Zambia | | location = Western Province, Zambia | ||
| organiser = Barotse Royal Establishment | | organiser = Barotse Royal Establishment | ||
