Saturday, March 25, 2006

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Traditional, beautiful Swaziland

Swaziland ist eine der letzten absoluten Monarchien der Welt. Das heisst, der König ist der alleinige und unumstrittene Herrscher des Landes. Daher ist es auch nicht weiter verwunderlich, dass die Swazis noch sehr traditionell leben. Zwar hat die westliche Welt unterdessen auch in Swaziland Einzug gehalten, aber es leben immer noch etwa 30 % der Bevölkerung wie anno dazumal in den typischen Hütten, die an Bienenstöcke erinnern.

Die Swazis sind äusserst stolz auf ihre Kultur, die allerdings immer mehr in die Kritik einer liberalisierten Weltpolitik gerät. Vor allem die Rolle der Frau in der Swazi Gesellschaft lässt jede Frauenrechtsbewegung vor Zorn aufschreien. In der Swazi Gesellschaft haben die Männer die volle Macht über die Frauen. Sobald ein Mann dem Vater einer Swazi Frau 17 Kühe als „Kaufpreis“ anbieten kann, gehört die Frau ihm. Falls der Mann viele Kühe hat, kann er sich sogar mehrere Frauen „kaufen“. Die Frau ist von nun an sein Untertan und hat ihm zu gehorchen und dienen. Stirbt der Mann, so „erbt“ der Bruder des Verstorbenen die Frau, etwas so wie eine alte Briefmarkensammlung. Mitspracherecht oder Selbstbestimmung gibt es nicht. Die Frau gehorcht und macht, so will es die Swazi Tradition. Vielleicht ist dies chauvinistische Grundhaltung Frauen gegenüber auch einer der Hauptgründe, wieso Swaziland one of the highest AIDS rates in the world and this problem is very difficult to get a handle on.

The Swazi culture is connected very closely with the Zulu culture. This can be seen very well to the very similar dances and rites. During such a rather staged dance performance I have the opportunity to convince me of it yourself. Typical of the dances are the high kicks à la French Cancan, which are "danced" to wild drum rhythms in the more martial way. Also on the side of the road I met two guys decked with boughs of trees, which show for some money to the drum beating of her father's Swazi dance.

landscape can be divided roughly into Swaziland a rather flat south and a mountainous north. I am drawn more to the mountainous north and in the Malolotja Nature Reserve, I see a beautiful mountain landscape with several species of antelope and zebra as residents.

The night I spend in the capital Mbabane in backpacker's. Mbabane for me is not worth more, so I continue the next morning immediately. The closer I am going to South Africa, the more forested the landscape. In the area near Pigg's Peak is located primarily the wood industry. I can see for miles giant fir forests that are cut down and reforested. In this region I drive mainly on rough logging trails through small villages in the forest.

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SwaziPost

Swaziland Switzerland and the sounds pretty similar. Therefore, there are many people that their mail, accidentally or not, wrong address, if you order something online or something. Since this is apparently very often happens, there are a full-time employ of SwaziPost Postman, throughout the day to do nothing other than these forward misdirected mail to Switzerland! This blogger will be dedicated to this man.

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From Switzerland to Swaziland

As for five months yet so a lot of material, particularly clothes, breaks down or you suddenly just before the home noted that they did not have enough room for all the bought stuff, it must or if one is forced to part with some things. It also Sauzme was made before his return to Switzerland. A whole beige trousers and other items such as a Abtrocknungstüchli, worn out sneakers, children's puzzle, the mechanic gloves and a pocket radio, he passes me and I get the job that matters to bring to the Africans ".

there my people in Swaziland must somehow appear, as those in "rich" South Africa, I wait until my arrival in Swaziland with the large distribution campaign. Just a few kilometers past the border, I realize that it was a wise decision to distribute the stuff in Swaziland, for the people living here really much poorer and simpler than in neighboring South Africa.

As soon as I saw the first really poor appearing huts, I stop at the roadside and it is not long and at least the kids come running towards my car. The only problem is that every minute the number of children doubled and soon in front of my car once to play scenes like the winter sales. After me, the T-shirts and caps downright ripped from his hands, I end the wrangling and drive on.

From now on I look a little better when I think or I am looking for a person walking alone along the road. For example, an approximately 20-jähigen Swazi, which I give the sneakers. This can hardly believe his eyes and thanked so warmly that I like him even mitsch sink a pair of pants. Now he is finally out of the house and will not even stop with "Thank you sir, thank you so much !!!".

The other things like go away as Abtrocknungstüchlein hot cakes. And I always try to each the appropriate "gift" for the right person to find. Suddenly I see, for example, on the roadside a man who is out to burn bushes. Therefore, I give him the two white mechanics gloves (see "Pony trekking in extremis"), so it is less versticht hands when his thorny bushes on the fire throws.
After two hours, the whole bunch in Swazi hands and I poorer by some rubbish. Even Sauzmes famous, infamous "Sottekop" finds a ready consumer Erin. However, if they know how and what they can wear this cap is an open question.