This walking stick is inspired by the Tonga people, which were the first ethnic group to live at Victoria Falls, and represents a good luck walking stick. It is the Tonga people who first discovered Victoria Falls and give it its first name, which is still used by many ethnic Africans until today. The Tonga people called the Victoria Falls the Mosa Atunja (which means; the smoke that thunders).

This good luck walking stick tells a whole story on its own. On top, you have the Zambezi River God: Nyami Nyami. This is the most important god to the Tonga people and is believed to bring good luck and prosperity. Underneath you can find the Zambezi river with 2 fish jumping out. Next, you find 3 Tonga people in their hut. The handle next to them represents danga, which is the locally used spiritual plant. The 3 Tonga people are having a celebration. One is playing the Marimba (a local music instrument), the other one is drinking beer and the last one is playing the drum. Underneath that, you can see rings that are given to a girl as decoration when she is about to get married. At last, you see a hand holding a smoking pipe with danga, the spiritual plant inside.