Inkwenkwe.

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Inkwenkwe: 

Figure 1 -  This is Inkwenkwe, a young boy looking after the lamb.

Figure 2 - This is a boy heading cows, wearing attire that is incorporated with goat skin.

Inkwenkwe is the third stage of the Xhosa man milestone I will be discussing. it refers to a boy from 6 – 13 years.

Boys make the most of their boyhood roaming many miles along the country side, looking after livestock (see fig 1) in particular they learn everything is there to learn about the natural environment, names and kinds of birds, names of animals and their behaviour, kinds of wood, which are the strong, names of trees, which are the sticks good for hunting. you can make a simply distinction of a boy by a care free attitude and by wearing less clothing which is particularly a skirt made out of a goat skin (see fig 2), he may always carry a stick showing that he is responsible for heading livestock. I will be looking at his young life story to narrate pieces of jewellery that will signify his status as a boy.

Inkweknwe.

inkwenkwe: a boy.

This is inkwenkwe, a young boy looking after the a lamb. (figure 1)

This is a boy heading cows, wearing attire that is incorporated with goat skin. (figure 2)

Inkwenkwe is the third stage I will be discussing, it refers to a boy from 6 – 13 years. Boys make the most of their boyhood roaming many miles along the country side, looking after livestock (see fig
1)in particular they learn everything is there to learn about the natural environment, names and kinds of birds, names of animals and their behaviour, kinds of wood and which are the strong, names of trees and which are the sticks good for hunting. you can make a simply distinction of a boy a care free attitude and by wearing less clothing which is particularly a skirt made out of a goat skin (see fig 2), he may always carry a stick showing that he is responsible for heading livestock.

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Inkwenkwe.

  A young boy roles were to help his mother in the household by running errands. A young male child; a child who will grow up to be a man; a male child, or a male person in general. 

•  Run boy for his mother.
• To herd livestock. 
• Finding birds nests is one of the activities a boy does while in the wild herding livestock. Finding a birds nest with eggs, marking it as your property and taking care of it is one of the things that develops a boy to a manhood.

birds nest.