The Umutomolo Ceremony is a cornerstone of the Namwanga people's cultural calendar, celebrating the harvest and spiritual connection to their ancestors. Held annually in Nakonde District, this ceremony unites Namwanga communities from Zambia and neighboring countries like Tanzania. The event begins with a prayer of thanksgiving, followed by the ceremonial offering of the first fruits to the chief and elders. This symbolic gesture acknowledges ancestral blessings and ensures continued prosperity.

The festivities include captivating cultural performances where participants dress in traditional attire and showcase their music and dances. Through storytelling and rituals, the Namwanga people reaffirm their cultural identity and pass down their heritage to younger generations. The Umutomolo Ceremony is not only a celebration of the harvest but also a reflection of the tribe's unity, resilience, and connection to their land.