The Zulu Royal House was greeted by an estimated number of 26000
virgins during the reed dance, 2010. This event is getting bigger and bigger
every year. On the 10th of September, eulogise were heard as young females entered at Enyoken Royal Palace in Kwa-Nongoma singing with excitement.
They showed pride, and it was observable that they are indeed proud of their culture. This cultural event is amongst the popular cultures in South Africa, and fair enough it takes place during the heritage month. They carried their reed heading straight to dance for King Goodwill Zwelithini. Amongst the attended guest were; the president of the Republic of South Africa, Dr. Jacob Zuma, celebrities, and high profile business man.
His Majesty the King reminded us all that our culture is worth sharing and priding with other nations of the world. He further noted that false testers would be disappointed in their attempt to look down upon the Zulu culture. The Zulu nation is at the stage where one needs not to shy away from his cultural background and heritage. Without any doubt the future looks bright for the Zulu nation. In the year 2011 the numbers of attendees are expected to grow to a higher number. Celebrities, government officials, and ordinary South Africans support this culture as it also remind young females the importance of their culture and how it prevents them from sexual related diseases/viruses.
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