Kalanga Heritage Festival in Domboshaba/Francistown
The Domboshaba Festival gathers Bakalanga communities each September at the Domboshaba ruins, a stone-walled site roughly 75 kilometers north of Francistown dating to around 1440 AD. Held annually since 2000, initiated by the Mukani Action Campaign and the Society for the Promotion of iKalanga Language, it celebrates Bakalanga culture, religion, language, music and dance alongside traditional foods such as bogobe jwa Zengwe and delele.
Each September, the stone walls of Domboshaba, roughly 75 kilometers north of Francistown in Botswana's North-East District, host a gathering that treats a centuries-old ruin as an active cultural venue rather than a preserved relic.