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A
witch doctor of the
Shona people in Zimbabwe, August 1989. Among the Shona, witch doctors, or
n'anga, are known as healers who use a combination of herbs, medical/religious advice, and spiritual guidance to heal people. Traditionally, they are believed to have the religious power to tell fortunes, and to change, heal, bless or even kill people.Photograph:
Hans Hillewaert
A
witch doctor of the
Shona people in Zimbabwe, August 1989. Among the Shona, witch doctors, or
n'anga, are known as healers who use a combination of herbs, medical/religious advice, and spiritual guidance to heal people. Traditionally, they are believed to have the religious power to tell fortunes, and to change, heal, bless or even kill people.Photograph:
Hans Hillewaert