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Mkhaya Nature Reserve, established in 1979, is a sanctuary for endangered wildlife. Originally focused on saving the pure Nguni breed of cattle, it has expanded its mission to protect other endangered species such as black rhino, roan, and sable antelope, tsessebe, white rhino, and elephants. With its diverse range of locally endangered species, Mkhaya Nature Reserve is a vital conservation area dedicated to preserving biodiversity and ensuring the survival of these magnificent creatures.
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Dish: MagwinyaMagwinya, also known as Swazi pancakes, are a staple food in Eswatini. They are made from maize meal, water, and salt, forming a thick batter. The batter is cooked on a griddle until it forms a crispy, golden-brown pancake. Often served with butter and milk, magwinya can be eaten at any time of the day.
Dish: LiphofungLiphofung is a traditional Eswatini beer, brewed from fermented sorghum. It's a popular beverage during cultural events and celebrations, offering a refreshing, slightly sour taste. The preparation involves soaking sorghum in water, then leaving it to ferment for several days before straining and consuming.
Dish: UmngqoUmngqo is a traditional Eswatini dish consisting of mashed beans, typically prepared from either black-eyed peas or cowpeas. The beans are boiled until soft, then mashed and mixed with sauce made from ground nuts, seeds, and chili peppers. This flavorful, protein-rich dish often accompanies other staple foods such as magwinya or rice.Historical Appearance
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