A traditional healer from Glendale brought gifts to prisoners at Bindura Prison on Saturday. Peter Chingudzi, known as Sekuru Nyangatayani, gave inmates pads, food, warm clothes and soap worth hundreds of dollars. Former prisoner Frank Vhera helped organize the visit after serving one year for assault charges. Vhera talked his friend into helping the inmates because winter makes prison life harder. The donation made prisoners very happy during their difficult time.
Chingudzi met with both men and women prisoners during his visit. He said his friend asked him to help the inmates and he wanted to share goods like he does with other people. The prison choir sang beautiful songs without music to thank the healer for his kindness. Their performance moved Chingudzi and he gave the singers 100 dollars as a reward. The traditional healer also works with musician Chipo Muchegwa to help disabled people in their community.
Chingudzi met with both men and women prisoners during his visit. He said his friend asked him to help the inmates and he wanted to share goods like he does with other people. The prison choir sang beautiful songs without music to thank the healer for his kindness. Their performance moved Chingudzi and he gave the singers 100 dollars as a reward. The traditional healer also works with musician Chipo Muchegwa to help disabled people in their community.
