Home Cooking is an important factor in the Village's traditional.
Cooking is also regarded as one of the precious skills, Which all females member of the Village should be taught from a very young age.
If you want to learn more about my Village recipes, Please Click the cooking link!
You will be taken through the chicken to see it yourself how we cook it over there.
Wadaha is a dance and one of the festival activities that takes place during the wedding period. It is normally conducted by females, though males can help play certain instruments that the females are unable to play. For more formation about Wadaha activity, visit the above link.
Throughout the nine days wedding period, feasts are
Tuwarabu is one of the largest gathering of musical extravagaza in every City, town and Village. It is normally played by various musical groups from different part of the Island.
To find out more about Tuwarabu Concert, visit my Village Tuwarabu Club.
Djaliko is a Dance, which takes place on Friday evening during the wedding period. It is normally carried out on the main roads, starting from the beginning of the village to the centre. Djaliko Dance is based on working very, very slow motion along with dancing. All the Dancers stands in a long line. The old people and middle aged would normally line up in front.
Lele' Mama
Lele'-Mama is another activity involves mainly women members of the village. Of course other women from other villages can join in to sing, paly drames and dance.
The Village Famous dish is know as Maele'-na-Madaba. Maele'-na-Madaba simply is a dish of Rice and Cassava leaves. They both cooked separatly and eaten together.
Madaba in the village can be cooked in different ways. It depends on one's taste. The most common way is to make with coconut milk.
It can be mixed with fish or meat, or just on it own. It a very, very delious and healthy Recipe.To learn how to prepare the Recipe follow the instructions step by step form the link bellow.
To find general information about life on the Islands you can click on the link below:
The Village famous Dish:
Maele' Na-madaba
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The Village football team is one of the best teams in Grande Comore. It is known as Union Sportive de Selea (U.S.S).
Football is one of the most popular sports among the inahabitants of the village. In fact football is the only sport people feel very passoinate about compare to other sports events.
Through many years and generations U.S.S has always maintain a great performance and spirit in competitions. They always occupy top positions in the league and has establisghed excellent reputation in winning most of the championship titles on the Island. It is well-known in producing young talented and enthusiastic footballers, who play passionately with unique styles and techniques. Every football season on the Island, U.S.S always managed to finish first or second on top of the Comorian League. Dispite many problems within the Comorian Footbal League and numerous fighting attempts among football teams and supporters U.S.S never lose the spirit of the game.
Football dispute is not something strange for players and their fans. Supporters will always be outrageous to one another in and out of the football ground. It's just a part of the culture of the beautiful game.There is always those, who feel dissatisfied with decisions and results. Therefore, they end up reacting in anger and frustration on the basis of defeat.
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Racing
Running races is also another popular activity in the village, Unfortunately no-one from the village ever been qualified for major competition outside of the Island.
Others sports being explored and played are basketball, beach games and swimming.
Playing cards and dominos are both observed as traditional games, particularly by the middle aged and old people. The two games are normally played in a special place, which designed for all social activities and events. The place is called 'Bangwe' in the local language,which means Club.
There are special times when these games can be played which are between 16.00pm-18.30pm.
Some times the kind of language being used during playing these games can be little bit censorious, but this is just part of entertainment, to keep the game rolling smoothly. Nevertheless, the game does require a lot of mathematical thinking and quick decision- taking.
Maraha is another exciting and challenging game, which many people in the Island enjoy playing. Mraha also is a very popular game in many countries in Africa, but of cause in Grande comore, Mraha is a phenomenal game to play and watch. Much concentration on the game and thinking mathematically are always the keys to winning this game. It is enjoyed with satisfaction especially by those who win.
Mraha game is played on a flat board with 32 holes dug into the board. Two contenders paly vas each other. Each one seat by one side of the board.
The game may look quite simple in the first instant, when watching others playing especially the professionals. But of cause this is not the case. One need to put his or her hands and brain in the game before making any assumptions on the game.
Learning how to play the game also depend on the individual abilities of grasping and absorbing new skills. Some people may take just few hours to learn how to play this game, some may take several months or even years, it's all depends on the individual abilities of learning new games and its rules.
Come and have a ago!
Before starting playing the game, you need to think about the style you are going to play with. Then eyes on the holes (and your oponents!).