In South Africa, tradition and modernity blend harmoniously, as shown in the joyful dance between Sangoma Gogo Skhotheni and gospel icon Solly Moholo. Gogo Skhotheni embodies the wisdom of traditional healers, while Moholo infuses vivacious joy into gospel music, a channel for cultural expression and spiritual introspection. Their dance symbolizes community resilience and cultural exchanges, creating emblems of joy, resilience, and the enduring spirit of South Africa.
Muti killings have been a dark part of South Africa’s history for over a century, dating back to the early 1900s. This horrific practice involves the harvesting of human body parts for use in potions by traditional healers or sangomas. The belief is that these potions made from human body parts will bring luck, wealth, cure illnesses, and even protect against evil spirits.
