Makhosi Khumo Magane, a Spiritual Advisor and Healer reacts to Traditional healers in the Eastern Cape are protesting proposed health regulations set to govern practitioners registered with the Traditional Health Practitioners Council. The draft regulations, published in June 2024, outline Westernized procedures for registration, which many healers argue undermine African spirituality and ancestral communication, core to their practices. They view the regulations as an attack on their cultural traditions.

Makhosi Khumo Magane, a Spiritual Advisor and Healer reacts to Traditional healers in the Eastern Cape are protesting proposed health regulations set to govern practitioners registered with the Traditional Health Practitioners Council. The draft regulations, published in June 2024, outline Westernized procedures for registration, which many healers argue undermine African spirituality and ancestral communication, core to their practices. They view the regulations as an attack on their cultural traditions.

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