MOGADISHU, Somalia: Unique and centuries-old tradition finds its continuity. In the Bondere district, elderly citizens convene daily for an archery contest, demonstrating a commitment to preserving their cultural heritage.
This archery activity, a daily occurrence, serves as a remarkable display of commitment to preserving the rich heritage of Somali culture.
The Bondere district transforms into a lively spectacle as elderly individuals engage in friendly archery contests, highlighting not only the resilience of the community but also the deep historical significance of archery in Somali culture.
Archery in Somalia transcends a mere sport; it is a centuries-old tradition handed down through generations. The elders participating in these daily contests play a vital role in safeguarding a practice deeply woven into the fabric of Somali identity, bridging the contemporary community with its nomadic past.
