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South Africa | Xhosa woman. Participants at a traditional dance festival. Mount Frere, 2011 | ©Anton Crone

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Mama Winnie Mandela in Traditional Xhosa umbhaco at some point it was a crime in S.A to dress like this.

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Nelson Mandela Hiding out from the police during his period as the "black pimpernel," Saluting his forfathers wearing treditional beads and a bed spread. Photo Eli Weinberg ICP Rise and Fall of Aparheid Weinberg Mandela

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Beautiful Hairstyles You Can’t Help But Fall in Love With During the Weekends - MOMO AFRICA

Hello ladies! Work week is over, the weekend is finally here. It’s time to let your hair loose. It’s up to you to decide whether you want to cut it, tie it, pin it, braid it, permit, or put a weave on. For weekend hairstyles, there’s often war between giving off an tousled locks that […]

One of the most famous couples in African history, the pair were married in February of Contrary to popular belief, Winnie was not Nelson Mandela’s first wife, nor would she be his las

South African anti-apartheid activist Winnie Mandela dies aged 81

South African anti-apartheid activist Winnie Madikizela-Mandela has died at the age of 81, surrounded by family and loved ones, following a long illness, a family spokesman said

Xhosa married womens' dance or umngqunkqo, Eastern Cape, South Africa. These ladies are wearing traditional sheepskin skirts decorated with animal fur patches and bead work.

Xhosa married womens' dance or umngqunkqo, Eastern Cape, South Africa. These ladies are wearing traditional sheepskin skirts decorated with bead work.

Oldest child of Nelson Mandela and his first wife Evelyn Ntoko Mase. Brother of Makgatho Lewanika Mandela, Makaziwe Mandela and Pumla Makaziwe Mandela-Amuah. Madiba was often referred to as Styles Mandela because of the fashionable way he dressed.

Nelson Mandela Makgatho Mandela

Nelson and Winnie Mandela. Winnie Madikizela Mandela was the former wife of South Africa’s first black president, Nelson Mandela. The couple were recognized as a symbol of the anti-apartheid struggle for nearly three decades.

Remembering Nelson Mandela: The Women Who Loved Him - Essence

A look back at the women in Nelson Mandela's life.

South African anti-apartheid activist Winnie Mandela has died. at the age of Winnie was formerly married to anti-apartheid activist and South Africa's first black President Nelson Mandela for 38 years, 27 of those years during his imprisonment. Xhosa Attire, African Attire, African Wear, African Women, African Dress, African Style, African Print Fashion, African Fashion Dresses, African Traditional Dresses

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'Black Panther' Costume Designer Talks Tribal-Tech Inspirations

Winnie Mandela's colorful style, high fashion designer Issey Miyake and African artifacts — from actual Maasai, Tuareg and Ndebele dress — informed the garb that took "an army" to create.