comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Xhanti madolo - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Tshatshu Traditional Authority claims Western Thembuland

The Portfolio Committee on Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development met with the AmaTshatshu Traditional Council at Gwatyu yesterday to receive their input on their land claim.   The Chairperson of the committee, Inkosi Zwelivelile Mandela, informed the traditional council and communities attending the public hearings that the committee was there, together with the Department of Land Reform and Rural Development, to hear their views on who are the rightful beneficiaries of the land.   The .

Ancient traditional healing rituals go digital in virus-hit S Africa

Incense burned gently in the corner of a sunlit room as South African traditional healer Makhosi Malatji fixed her smartphone into a tripod and reached for a small bag of divination bones. Many South Africans consult them for illnesses, dream interpretations and conflict resolution.

How SA sangomas ancient healing work is going digital

How SA sangomas ancient healing work is going digital Because of coronavirus, a growing number of ailing customers have started seeking advice from sangomas digitally. FILE: Sangoma Agnes Gaobepe explains her work. Picture: AFP one hour ago JOHANNESBURG - Incense burned gently in the corner of a sunlit room as sangoma Makhosi Malatji fixed her smartphone into a tripod and reached for a small bag of divination bones. A young female face on the screen watched Malatji shake the pouch and scatter its contents across the floor of her Johannesburg home. She angled the phone to make sure her client could follow and began interpreting the bone pattern, finding cues that prompted the woman to open up about a distressing family feud.

Traditional healers go digital under Covid restrictions

Ancient traditional healing rituals go digital in virus-hit South Africa

Incense burned gently in the corner of a sunlit room as South African traditional healer Makhosi Malatji fixed her smartphone into a tripod and reached for a small bag of divination bones. A young female face on the screen watched Malatji shake the pouch and scatter its contents across the floor of her Johannesburg home. She angled the phone to make sure her client could follow and began interpreting the bone pattern, finding cues that prompted the woman to open up about a distressing family feud.

© 2025 Vimarsana

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.