VOLUME 20 - ISSUE 18
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1 -15 OCTOBER 2025
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LANGUAGE CAMP POWERFUL TESTAMENT Between 20-21 September, 2025, the Mount Morgan Showgrounds were no longer just a venue; they were a vibrant crucible of cultural revival. The air buzzed with laughter, storytelling, and the rich tones of the Gangulu language. The Gangulu Language Camp, Led by Natalee Forder and her dedicated team, was a powerful testament to the Gangulu community's unwavering commitment to their heritage. It was a space for Gangulu families to reconnect, not just with a language, but with a living legacy. At the heart of the camp was the Nani Mayndyi, the earth oven, a cultural focal point that brought people together in the most traditional of ways. Pronounced 'nunni munji,' this activity was more than just a cooking demonstration; it was a deeply symbolic gathering around a fire, food, and tradition. As Natalee observed, "natural leaders emerged to guide the traditional cooking process," a beautiful example of knowledge being passed down in real-time. This hands-on experience nourished not only the bodies of the participants but also their spirits, reinforcing a sense of cultural pride and unity. The shared effort and the resulting feast created a powerful atmosphere of communal strength and belonging. Continued on Page 2