witchcraft

If there is someone with a chikwambo in your family, are there simple traditional ways to protect yourself against it?

Kana munhu akaromba is it normally okay for them to freely provide funds or dish out money directly to their family members without any issues? I am asking because sometimes it doesn't make sense when you see someone being a rich mbinga but has poor relatives that still live a substandard...

How do varoyi and n'anga go about making zvikwambo?

chidhoma or chitupwani can either mean a familiar spirit or the spirit of a deceased person (mweya wemunhu akafa) that is collected from a grave at a cemetery (or a mausoleum) and is often stored mudende (calabash or gourd) and sometimes, although rare, in a little plate called mbiya comprising...

Suppose someone gets a goblin (chikwambo) because they want kuromba so that they make tonnes of money. Now after some time, they change their mind and decide they no longer need it. How do they deal with that issue, can they literary just kill it and go back to normalcy?

Although I have a basic understanding kuti kuromba chii. I am a bit curious hangu why mhiko dzacho involve an individual having to ritually fulfill a tall order?

Hau far boht dem gwans rigyaadn ma slay queen daiges anonzi anobata mushonga mu Tonaz kuti varambe vachikwizana wid blessers vachitora mari oro kuvarambisa nevakadzi vavo?

Oandem kyan y'all hexpagorate suupanachral iejensi?

winds means mamhepo ("bad energy") or what is often described in Christianity (chiKristu) as demonic evil spirits and of course including a cartel of fallen angels i.e., Lucifer and his clique. For instance, if a person is described to have winds like so: "Next oan has nof winds, my guy." Then...

"Divisi" in Shona means mushonga (medicine or juju) that is used to multiply the production of whatever venture a person is into. It can also be used to slow down the sales of a rival. Note: most people assume 'divisi' is only particularly used in farming i.e. to increase crop production but in...

chitsinga refers to chronic rheumatic disorders that are used to hex a person you loathe so much that you wish to see them go through hell so long as they live. Note: The inflicted person will generally have to consult n'anga ("traditional healer"). This is because going to a hospital is...

kuromba means to own a goblin (chikwambo) that can either be used for purposes of kuroya ("hexing" ) or enriching yourself through blood sacrifice rituals (kuchekeresa munhu). However, just because a blood sacrifice was carried out doesn't mean a person has chikwambo because not all rituals...

"Kuchekeresa," in ChiShona langwij means to sacrifice an individual or a group of people and that's often in the form of a magick ritual for material gain (ukuthwala) or power. Sometimes the magick rituals also require a combination of astrological timing and diabolical gruesome concoctions...

Why is it vanhu vanonzi vanoroya ukavatarisa so, vamwe vacho havatorina mari inganzi inoshamisira?

Zimbabwe felebrity Cookiies Nyarai Matare took to her FB to share her own personal gwans by saying her own mother bewitched her with Satanic black magic. Below are some excerpts from Cookiies Nyarai Matare's posts: MY OWN MUM DID BLACK MAGIC ON ME! SO THAT I DON’T EXPOSE HER DEEPEST LIFE...

Are some Prophets in Zimbabwe literary n'anga or there is still a difference between the two?

Chinombonzi nevanhu "njuzu spirit" chii chaizvo?

What secret societies are there in Zimbabwe and in which places e.g. Harare, Bulawayo or Mutare?

What is chikwambo in layman terms?

What is the meaning of mhiko muChivanhu?