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“TSONGA men have been dancing like this since forever. The dance is meant to show the flexibility of a man and the potential of his 'skills' ...in a bid to lure or convince a woman to mate with him. Please don't ruin a beautiful tradition with politics. #UmlandoChallenge #Umlando”

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