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| + | An [[Inyanga]] is generally a herbalist and traditional African healer, who may or may not also have psychic and prophetic powers. | ||
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| + | For more on the term, see the entry on [[witch doctor]]. | ||
='''Inyanga''' (the play)= | ='''Inyanga''' (the play)= | ||
Revision as of 20:54, 15 January 2024
In Nguni languages, Inyanga can refer to a specific occupation (i.a. a herbalist), but it can also refer to a play by Barney Simon and cast.
Inyanga (the term)
An Inyanga is generally a herbalist and traditional African healer, who may or may not also have psychic and prophetic powers.
For more on the term, see the entry on witch doctor.
