The Ohangwena region celebrated annual heritage week with an emphasis on preserving culture
The Ohangwena region on Tuesday celebrated annual heritage week with an emphasis on preserving culture. Pupils from various schools in the region performed traditional dances and presented cultural items involving foods and plants used to treat various ailments, as passed down through the generations. Video: Anna Shinana
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