Video of Gorgeous Sangoma Jiving While Making a Hubbly Has the People of Mzansi Questioning Everything

Video of Gorgeous Sangoma Jiving While Making a Hubbly Has the People of Mzansi Questioning Everything

  • A gorgeous sangoma babe had the people of Mzansi questioning everything they had been taught about healers
  • Twitter user @ronaldanele shared a clip which showed the woman lighting up a hubbly while she jived to some vibey tracks
  • While some felt this was not on for a traditional healer, others felt that she might be on to something, keeping up with the times

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Getting the calling is seen as a special gift in African culture. So, when people saw a sangoma lighting up a hubby and grooving in her sacred space, it threw them off just a little.

Sangoma dancing and lighting a hubbly
Twitter user @ronaldanele shared a video of a sangoma living her best life. Image: Twitter / @ronaldanele
Source: Twitter

Being a sangoma comes with a lot of responsibility. Being able to guide people through ancestors is respected highly, and so many people look up to you as an example.

Twitter user @ronaldanele shared a clip of a beautiful young sangoma living her best life. Dressed in her traditional healer clothing and sitting in her sacred space, the babe lit up a hubbly while she jived to some vibey tracks. Not your average sangoma, for sure!

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“Nabo gogo benu”

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The people of Mzansi debate what they’ve just seen

While it is no secret that this is not normally what you see a sangoma doing, especially in their sacred space, some were not that phased about it. However, some felt this is why the gap between the living and the dead is getting so big.

Take a look at some of the opinions:

@LeratoBM_ said:

“They're human too buhn.”

@Daphnedark1 said:

“ I understand she is human she has fun mara why in there.”

@SthembiD said:

“These days I don't think these people have spiritual gifts.”

@NGOBAMAKHOS said:

“But then again this might be a brief synopsis of how most of us will give our decedents amatrance in the future, kushoda iBrutal fruit noma iHeineken or some Champagne . She might be light-years ahead of her time♂️,asazi. We are indeed governed by different ancestors.”

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@LMakhetloane said:

“I think ancestors are also shocked by the new generation gogos”

@Sindisi27102872 said:

“I strongly support what she is doing, you must move with the times, no one owns the sands of time.”

Mzansi woman tells horrifying story of how she got scammed out of R25k by a phony sangoma, but she’s healed

In related news, Briefly News reported that there are a lot of dishonest people out there who will not blind an eye when ruining someone else’s life for their benefit. A lady got scammed by a pony sangoma who made her toss R25k in cash into a river.

While traditional healers make people do some strange things, dumping R25k of cash into a river is questionable. However, she went along with it, and it was a long and traumatic road of deadens and many unpaid loans.

News 24 reported that the distressed woman started talking to the alleged sangoma when her relationship took a turn for the worst. After turning down what the man had said would fix her relationship, the woman was conned into another scheme.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.