South African traditional healer and media personality, Gogo Maweni, has made it clear that she does not involve herself in breaking up marriages. The well-known sangoma, whose real name is Makgotso Lee-Anne Mokopo, took to her social media platforms to address a growing misconception that she assists clients in destroying relationships.
In a strongly worded post, Maweni warned people against approaching her with requests to harm other people’s marriages. “If you’re on your way to see me so I can help you destroy someone’s marriage, don’t. I won’t help you,” she declared. Her statement comes in response to the numerous inquiries she has received from individuals seeking her help for personal vendettas, especially involving married couples.
Gogo Maweni, who has gained fame for her appearances on reality TV shows and her outspokenness on spiritual matters, emphasized that her practice as a sangoma is rooted in healing and guidance. She clarified that her work does not include malicious acts aimed at tearing families apart. According to Maweni, her spiritual calling is to restore balance and offer assistance to those in need, not to create chaos in people’s lives.
Over the years, Maweni has built a reputation as one of South Africa’s most well-known traditional healers, with a large following on social media. However, her rise to prominence has also attracted people with questionable intentions. In her statement, she encouraged individuals to approach her with genuine requests for healing and support, rather than out of spite or jealousy.
“I believe in healing, growth, and restoration,” Maweni continued. “I won’t use my gift to harm others. What you give out to the universe comes back to you, and I won’t be part of negative energy that can destroy lives.”
Her stance against using her spiritual abilities for malicious purposes has been applauded by many of her followers, who have expressed their support for her ethical approach to traditional healing. As a figure in the public eye, Gogo Maweni continues to use her platform to educate people about the responsibilities and boundaries of being a sangoma, highlighting the importance of maintaining integrity in her work.