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The Wound(Inxeba),movie, must be banned

1,338 Comments

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Thabo
8 years ago

Lisikizi lehlazo lesintu eli Nxeba. Malingavezwa kumabonakude

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Sango
8 years ago

Disrespectful to our culture and ritual

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Athenkosi
8 years ago

I say NO to this it's too much of an

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Msimelelo
8 years ago

Niyasinyela nina ngubububhanxa be wound

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Dee Junior
8 years ago

disrespectful

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Aphiwe Cubungu
8 years ago

Siluluntu lakwaxhosa asihambisani nalomdlalo wakumabonakude, Isiko lakwa xhosa lihloniphekile futhi malihlonitshwe. Phambili phaya kwakufudula kungekho mabonakude njengoko ke zange lahamba liboniswa ezitivini, Sizwe esi ntsundu masibambisane siyilwe iphele lento njengoko sase nzile ngaphambile kumdlalo owawukwanje kwiTV ekwakusithiwa Entabeni,,,Mayipheliswe nyaaaa lenyewe sizwe sakuthi

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Lumks
8 years ago

This movie disrespects and degrades all the amaXhosa ancestors and what our culture stands for . It must be banned everywhere!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Please respect our culture. Keep it sacred

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Mhlanga Bala
8 years ago

I am against the displaying of our ukoluka on national television

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Bling Hlubi
8 years ago

The Wound must fall, isiko lakwantu mustn't be onsale and eli oko labayimfihlo ngezizathu-kuba kutheni ngoku? This movie undermines us and the IsiXhosa nation at large.

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Kumkani
8 years ago

It to be banned!

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Xola Mvinjelwa
8 years ago

Bubuvuvu obu, mayinga vunyelwa lento.

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Tembalethu
8 years ago

This is disrespecting our culture an it's exposing our cultural secretes...

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Onke
8 years ago

The movie is completely disrespectful to our culture

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Unathi
8 years ago

Ukuba indoda yomXhosa ayizazi izinto zokuthengisa, ide ithengise ngobumi bayo, kuyafana nokuba ngumarhosha.

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Nkosazana Dunjana
8 years ago

Pure disrespect to the Xhosa culture

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Mawande Genu
8 years ago

Selling our culture without seeking permission from the people is wrong as this affects an entire nation of Xhosa people and associated tribes. I condemn the movie Inxeba/the wound to the fullest

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Bonga Fati
8 years ago

This movie is disrespecting our tradition that has been kept a secrete for centuries for a reason. For a mere foreigner to come here & buy some Xhosa "Men" with a few pounds/Euros to spit on what we value the most as Xhosa Men is very distasteful and disrespectful. This is one of many African traditions we have managed to preserve after colonialism came and destroyed our way of life, culture and tradition. Ulwaluko is done in private for a reason, by making a movie you are killing it.. Anyone who wants to know about ulwaluko undergoes it, you dont go around telling people who have no business with this rite of passage..Down with this movie!!!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Let's stop this!

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Aza
8 years ago

disgusting