Gogo Skhotheni Says Majority of Celeb Sangomas Are Fake, Netizens Snub Her: "Has No Calling Either”

Gogo Skhotheni Says Majority of Celeb Sangomas Are Fake, Netizens Snub Her: "Has No Calling Either”

  • Gogo Skotheni has fired some shots at her industry colleagues who are sangomas
  • She told MacG on his Podcast and Chill that 70% of celebrity sangomas are fake and that anyone can graduate as a sangoma even without a spiritual gift
  • Her opinion opened her up for public scrutiny from social media users who defended traditional healers

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Gogo Skhotheni was shedding light on spirituality during her interview with MacG on 'Podcast and Chill'.
Gogo Skhotheni accused celebrity sangomas of being fake during an interview with MacG on 'Podcast and Chill'. Images: @snegraphs, @gogo_skhotheni
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Gogo Maweni has stirred another pot with her controversial comments. This time, she targeted sangomas who are in the limelight.

Gogo Skhotheni talks about fake sangomas on MacG's Podcast and Chill

She was the latest guest on the famous podcast with MacG when she said of all the sangomas in the entertainment industry, only 30% have a calling and the rest have depression.

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Twitter (X app) user @ThisIsColbert posted a video of her revelation and captioned it:

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"'Celebrities are depressed, misdiagnosed and then become sangomas. Gogo Skhotheni joins Khanyi Mbau, who wants people to stop confusing anxiety w/ an ancestral calling? 'You do not have a calling. It's anxiety.' "

Check out the video below:

Social media users question Gogo Skhotheni's legitimacy

Skhotheni was echoing Khanyi Mabu's sentiments, who once said sangomas confuse mental illness for an ancestral calling. Here are the comments below:

@NhlanhlaMdlet17 weighed in:

"Sometimes bayathwala and disguising it as an ancestral calling."

@nkabindem33 slammed:

"Who said Gogo Skhotheni is an expert on the sangoma callings? She is just a sangoma like any other just like a pastor who is like any other."

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@shepstarr69 corrected:

"30% that's too much 1% might be real, the rest are just depressed or losing their marbles."

@tshepa_m asked:

"Okay but how does she know?"

@CollenSikhakha2 said:

"Says an opportunist who has no calling either. Uthwele lo allegedly."

@Mochadi96 added:

"Lo kancani kancani uyavela #FakeSangoma"

@ZeeNdlovu6 defended celebs:

"At least they are depressed and then fall prey to those who lie to them about being sangomas, unlike fake pastors who are just thugs."

Gogo Maweni blasts people who thank their ancestors for home loans

In more controversial sangoma stories from Briefly News, Gogo Maweni criticised people who perform thanksgiving rituals for houses bought with a loans.

She said the practice was done incorrectly because houses bought on bnd are not blessings but belong to the bank.

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Molebogeng Seemela (Entertainment Editor) Molebogeng Seemela is a journalist and a current affairs reporter for Briefly News (joined in 2023) with over 10 years of experience. She obtained her National Diploma in 2013, and Bachelor of Technology in 2014 at TUT, majoring in Editorial Management. Specialist Reporting: Print, Features and Reviews; Advanced Reporting; and Advanced Editing and Design for Print. She has been a freelance journalist for several years but cemented her place as a reporter with the SABC, and Cosmopolitan SA.