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Marriage muthi backfires

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Sibongile Somani blames this muthi for her break-up with her boyfriend of five years.            Photo by Modiri Michaels
Sibongile Somani blames this muthi for her break-up with her boyfriend of five years. Photo by Modiri Michaels

AFTER five years of dating, Sibongile Somani and her boyfriend Mandla Fusi were madly in love.

But Sibongile (35) wanted more. So she visited a sangoma to get muthi to make Mandla (46) marry her. But it backfired when it ruined the relationship.

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Sibongile said in October, she went to a sangoma recommended by a friend.

She told Daily Sun the sangoma gave her muthi to boil and bath in, and powder to wash her punani.

“I was excited about the punani muthi and hoped it would bring sparks in bed. Little did I know the muthi would bring bad luck to our relationship,” she said.

Sibongile from Codesa 2 in Mangaung said after she had been using the muthi for two weeks, Mandla lost interest in sleeping with her and dumped her in January.

She said she recently tried to get her money back from the sangoma only to find her consulting room had closed down.

Sibongile said she paid the sangoma R1 000.

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Mandla said he suddenly lost interest in the relationship and decided to leave her.

Sangoma Ndabazomoya Sotshononda said Sibongile might have been given the wrong muthi.

“She needs a very powerful sangoma to remove the spell. She might get back with her boyfriend after the curse is removed,” said the sangoma.

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