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Soko Kumene Detembo and background

Soko Kumene is a Zimbabwean totem/mutupo/isibongo. The totem has a very long history among the indigenous societies which include the Shona, the Ndebele, Tonga, Venda, Kalanga, among others. Every totem has a branch which distinguishes it from the others. In Shona, these small branches are referred to as chidawo in Shona. In this particular instance, Kumene is the chidawo for the totem. Soko Kumene, which belongs to the main Soko totem has a close relationship with the monkey and its taboos include refraining from monkey meat. The Soko Kumene people have sacred respect for monkeys which have a symbolic meaning to them. It has for long been used as a form of identity; identifying people of belonging to that totem with a unique social, economic, or historical background and past. It was thus a common unifying factor which bound together individuals, families and clans. Totems in Zimbabwe are not a thing of the past despite the changes that have come with time. Many people are still ident

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