President Jakaya Kikwete with Mkwawa's recent 14 year old Mkwawa heir to the Hehe throne. A family tie with strong links to Tanzania's history. Pic by Michuzi.
Remembering our ancestors by performing regular
rituals was common practise in many world traditions. Some of these rituals
were later “dismissed” or forgotten as Middle East religions took over. Non Christians were called Pagans or Infidels
(un baptised sinners); while non Muslims were Heretics or Kafirs; and non
Jewish, Gentiles. These rituals were the core of family, tribe, values and
customs.
