Female university student goes topless to project Zulu culture during class presentation (Video)
The University of Mpumalanga in South Africa is trending after videos of a class presentation on culture by topless students found their way to the internet.
The videos show various tribes of South Africa projecting their culture, including traditional attires, songs and dance.
The talking point is the projection of the Zulu culture by a group of female students who shocked their colleagues by stepping out completely topless, wearing only thick neck beads that did nothing to cover their bosoms.
They donned the traditional short skirts worn by Zulu maidens that just barely covered their modesty.
A video of the leader of the group, a young lady, delivering bold and energetic oral poetry and dance steps has gone viral.
She spoke their native language and attracted wild applause from her classmates many times, and was later joined by other equally topless mates to deliver a choreographed traditional dance.
The presentation has attracted mixed reactions online, with many wondering if South Africa needs to sustain the ‘naked’ culture that most other African countries have since left behind them in the 21st century.
Others commended the boldness of the ladies for projecting the culture of their ancestors.
A few netizens humorously asked how they could obtain a visa to South Africa and enrol in the university.
Watch one of the clips on our Telegram channel here.
