Discussing African Spirituality with Mkhulu Nobamba Zulu |

Discussing African Spirituality with Mkhulu Nobamba Zulu |



This week on Still Uncaptured, we are joined by spiritual healer Mkhulu Nobamba Zulu for a deep dive into African spirituality. He clarifies the definitions and practices of igedla and sangomas, while offering personal insight into his journey and work as a healer. A conversation that blends history, culture, and lived experience.

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Podcast Produced By: Georgia Herron Lekorotsoana
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39 thoughts on “Discussing African Spirituality with Mkhulu Nobamba Zulu |

  1. Please bring uMkhulu back for more of these conversations.

    This has been so enlightening, I have heard a lot of what has been spoken but not explained in this much clarity and simplicity. ‘African spirituality’ is truly who we are. It’s not outside of us, it is us.

  2. Guys there is something I just learned that the bible is not the word of God but the word of men and I did that by reading the bible cause I saw that it was written by men and who contradict each other cause God would never do that.
    If you doubt me read the resurrection of Jesus from Luke then from Matthew it's a total contradiction

  3. True and abantu bayaphapha if they see an animal to be sacrificed they come into your yard mina I know that mkhulu and some are there to steal your luck and to steal the slaughtering knife for witchcraft and other things

  4. Beginning of the episode, Ndumiso, boldly and proudly "I'm agnostic." Towards end of episode, Ndumiso, "I'm a skeptic."
    Lol, we love to see minds open. ❤

  5. Thank you for explaining the drum Mkhulu…I loose my mind likhulume ikhehla. I get embarrassed thinking I'm being dramatic. The biggest problem we have is that he speaks in another language outside South Africa. And it so happens that my maternal grandfather is Mozambiquen.

  6. What an enlightening episode, I had to rewind a lot to try the gist of what his saying when he speaks in vernacular because I speak Setswana, but I got the gist of things and I truly appreciate the episode. ❤

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