indaba
/ɪnˈdɑːbə/
noun
- A conference or meeting, especially one held by a group of people to discuss important matters.
- The community leaders called an indaba to discuss the new school project.
- We attended an indaba on climate change with experts from around the world.
- The village held an indaba to resolve the dispute over water rights.
- A matter of great concern or importance; a topic for discussion.
- She raised an indaba about the lack of recycling bins in the park.
- The team's poor performance was the main indaba at the board meeting.
- The rising cost of food has become a major indaba in our household.