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24/09/2024

Heritage Day on 24 September recognises and celebrates the cultural wealth of our nation.

South Africans celebrate the day by remembering the cultural heritage of the many cultures that make up the population of South Africa.

Various events are staged throughout the country to commemorate this day.

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19/09/2024

God designed marriage for three primary purposes:
companionship,
procreation,
and redemption.

These purposes are still relevant today and are essential for a healthy society. Let’s take a closer look at each one.

COMPANIONSHIP

Companionship is the first purpose of marriage. In Genesis 2:18, the Lord said it wasn’t good for man to be alone.
God designed marriage so that man and woman could have a close relationship. This relationship is based on love, trust, and communication and provides a picture of our relationship with the Lord.
Marriage is where husband and wife can come together to share their lives and experiences. A healthy marriage should be a refuge from the world where couples can find comfort and support.

PROCREATION

The second purpose of marriage is procreation. God designed marriage so couples could have children and raise them in loving homes. Children are a blessing from God, and it’s important that they be raised in a home where they can learn about God’s love.
In addition, children need two parents who can provide love and guidance. A family grounded in God’s principles will be much more likely to succeed than one that doesn’t have this foundation.

REDEMPTION

The third purpose of marriage is redemption. God designed marriage so that man and woman could come together and be saved from their sins.
When husband and wife come together in holy matrimony, they commit to God’s plan for their lives. This plan includes raising children in a God-fearing home and helping each other stay on the path to salvation.
A healthy marriage is built on Jesus Christ and His teachings.

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18/09/2024

The term makoti is a Southern African Nguni language name, referring to a bride, a newly married woman, a daughter-in-law, which is a term used by the family of a woman's husband to refer to her.

There is a popular belief that this term is derived from Afrikaans language Maak ons Tee (Make us tea) or the English, Maker of Tea.

Makoti is a new family member brought along by a son through marriage, with the intention of building future with her.

The ilobola (Nguni) or bogadi (Setswana), a bride's wealth or dowry, is a transaction used to initiate and introduce a makoti into her new family (her husband's).

It can be paid in either a negotiated number of cattle or a cash amount. The recipient of bogadi is the father of the bride, historically in a form of cattle. Culturally, 'the cattle has symbolic religious significance in that cattle represent the continuing prosperity of the community' (Thorpe 1961:63) Giving birth to daughters is a possibility of wealth that comes through bogadi, while giving birth to the sons is a possibility of extension of the family, which is a sign of prosperity.

The makoti is perceived as the extender of the family (moaga motse) and a giver of prestige to the family of her husband. On the other hand, a son-in-law, who is not shouldered with burdensome responsibilities like the daughter-in-law, is expected to subconsciously serve his in-laws, hence in Setswana they have a proverb that says mogwe ke mokgabo (a son-in-law is a prestige).

When bogadi transaction is completed, the makoti's family gains a son while mogwe's family gains a daughter. Makoti becomes part of her husband's family, and this joining is carried out socio-religiously for the dead and the living to acknowledge, accept and bless her.

04/09/2024

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03/05/2024

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