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Traditional healers in Africa are practitioners of traditional African medicine who are believed to be called by their ancestors to heal, divinate and perform rituals123. They are highly revered and respected in a society where illness is thought to be caused by witchcraft, pollution, or neglect of the ancestors13. They are also known as sangomas or nyangas, and they can be divided into two main types: the diviner, who acts as a medium between spirit worlds and physical worlds, and the herbalist, who uses plants and animals to treat ailments1245. They outnumber Western-trained doctors in South Africa .
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Indigenous medicine and traditional healing.
Isangomas and inyangas are the two main types of indigenous or traditional healers in South Africa.
Isangomas
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Isangomas are spiritual healers and are often women. They are people who diagnose illness.
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People often visit the sangoma in family groups but sometimes they go alone. The reason for this is that the sangoma does not see people as inpiduals but rather sees them as part of a community.
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People’s sickness is often related to their relationship with other people. People can also become sick because they are having problems at home or work. This is the reason why sangomas look at the environment that people live and work in to find reasons for their illness.
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Sangomas also look at social factors that could make someone ill, as well as the physical symptoms. This way of looking at illness referred is called holistic. When sangomas diagnose illness, they listen to their ancestors. When sangomas are listening to their ancestors, they may put on special clothes and beads.
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They may use dancing, singing and drumming during a healing ritual. The ancestors speak through them.
A sangoma asks the inpidual and family many questions. The sangoma may also throw the bones. The ‘bones’ are often real bones of sacrificed animals. They can also be stones, shells or other objects.
Each ‘bone’ has a meaning. They represent part of the patient’s life. For example, one bone could represent a person’s mother. Another bone could represent the person’s physical health, or financial situation.
‘You throw the bones and the ancestors tell you exactly what to say,’ says Khumbulile, who has been called to be a sangoma. ‘It is not a matter of learning.’
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