Sangoma turns muti on Magosi

Tuesday, November 14, 2017

Centered Chiefs players need strong muti to reverse the judge's order

FRANCISTOWN: Mochudi Centre Chiefs is in real big trouble. The team will rue the day they sought the services of a Palapye-based traditional doctor, Molaiemang Nkganetsang for “ritual cleansing of playing grounds before games, provision of muti and associated works in strengthening players.

He also used his expertise to enhance the club’s performance.”

Although the club has in the past denied that it utilised the services of the traditional doctor, High Court Judge Bengbame Sechele on Monday ruled in favour of Nkganetsang that indeed the 2011 league champions used supernatural powers to conquer their opponents.

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Sangoma turns muti on Magosi

FRANCISTOWN: Mochudi Centre Chiefs is in real big trouble. The team will rue the day they sought the services of a Palapye-based traditional doctor, Molaiemang Nkganetsang for “ritual cleansing of playing grounds before games, provision of muti and associated works in strengthening players.

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