According to a sangoma, the spirits of the 14 killed SANDF soldiers must be brought back to South Africa or else there will be consequences for their grieving families.
'The ancestors have spoken!': Sangoma warns that the spirits of slain SANDF troops must be returned to South Africa or else. . .
In a heated urgent debate in Parliament on Monday, Defence and Military Veterans Minister Angie Motshekga, assured that the remains of the soldiers would be returned home by Thursday.Meanwhile, the grieving families of the slain soldiers have continued to endure a long wait for the return of their loved ones' bodies.
Mkhulu Mathebula, who has been throwing and reading the bones for 30 years, emphasised that the spirits of the troops must be brought back to rest peacefully. The failure to fetch the spirits of the slain SANDF troops back to the home soil can lead to the families suffering from a similar fate, dying by gunfire, according to traditional healer Solly Mathebula.
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