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Eswatini’s Reed Dance Is More Than a Festival. It’s a Living Solution.

By conserving wetlands and mentoring girls, the ceremony shows how heritage can be a force for sustainability.

Eswatini’s Reed Dance Is More Than a Festival. It’s a Living Solution.

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September 25, 2025

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