HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR SA INDIGENOUS GAMES? (INTONGA) Intonga stick fighting is a martial art that has been practiced in southern Africa for centuries. Each combatant is armed with two long sticks, one of which is used for defense and the other to attack. Intonga is one of the oldest traditions in African society. This game instilled respect and honour, especially among Xhosa boys who had not yet gone through the initiation ceremony. The game was usually robust and a test of bravery and physi

HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW UOUR SA INDIGENOUS GAMES? Diketo A game which requires good hand-eye coordination, Diketo, was very popular among girls and still is, who often played it near the river or when they went to fetch water. It is played with small stones. The challenge is to pick or scoop up the allocated number of stones. As stated, the game develops hand-eye coordination, and is played among all ethnic and race groups in South Africa. All stones should be scooped out of the hole each time usin

HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR SA INDIGENOUS GAMES? Kho Kho (Kat en Muis/Cat and Mouse) History Claimed as a South African Indigenous Game, the truth is that historians are divided and no one really knows how the game was born. It is however believed to have evolved in the state of Maharashtra, India where it was played on chariots called Rath. India was the first country to formalize and professionalize the game. In South Africa it is thought to have its origins in the South African Indian community

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