This lecture is an exploration of the historical roots of the still prevailing prejudice that exists towards Traditional Healing Practitioners in South Africa. The presenters, who are also dual therapy practitioners, will draw from their personal experiences and documented history to reflect on how indigenous healing practices and African spirituality have had to adapt. This will be done by looking into some of the rituals and practices that had to be altered in order to survive in the face of this onslaught. This lecture is a prelude to a workshop offered on Saturday 21 August which will deepen the exploration of the impact this prejudice had on individual and collective psyche, as well as the identity of Traditional Health Practitioners.
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Reflections on the Witchcraft Suppression Bill of 1957 in South Africa
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Nompumelelo Prudence Kubeka
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Vella Maseko
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