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lundi 18 mai 2009
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South Africa
Jacob Zuma was confirmed as president, Winnie Mandela congratulate him by wrapping her left arm around his neck and planting a kiss on his lips
Is a kiss just a kiss ?
When Jacob Zuma was confirmed as president of South Africa in parliament in Cape Town on May 6 2009, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela stood up to congratulate him by wrapping her left arm around his neck and planting a kiss on his lips.
For South Africans, it was as normal as a handshake. But for foreigners, it was a classically South African custom. Many world travellers say that South Africa is the only place where they have noticed that people who are not married or romantically involved give each other quick pecks on the lips as a form of greeting. Friends do it, (...)
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When Jacob Zuma was confirmed as president of South Africa in parliament in Cape Town on May 6 2009, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela stood up to congratulate him by wrapping her left arm around his neck and planting a kiss on his lips.
For South Africans, it was as normal as a handshake. But for foreigners, it was a classically South African custom. Many world travellers say that South Africa is the only place where they have noticed that people who are not married or romantically involved give each other quick pecks on the lips as a form of greeting. Friends do it, (...)
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