Sangoma and iNyanga - traditional healers of Swaziland

Mahlatshwa Lukhele, a learner “sangoma” or diviner during a ceremony where she communicates with “emaNdzawe” (ancestors that died in battle, long ago in Mozambique) at her training place in Bethany, near Matsapha. She wears a red cloth, symbolising the blood of the “emaNdzawe”.

Photo by Ludo Kuipers, Wed Feb 17, 1971
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