Local traditional healer Sekuru Amos Kafera claims he is proud of his 55 children and none of them has ever begged for bread.
He has six wives. The Chitungwiza based healer told H-Metro
that his huge family is a sign of virility.
The 73-year-old claims he is always working hard to feed
and educate every member of his family.
The outspoken traditionalist’s eldest child is 49 while the
youngest with his youngest wife – Rose – is 15 months old.
“I am proud of my family and it has grown to be one big
happy family through the years.
“All my six wives get along very well and I have never
neglected responsibility on any of my children numbering 55 and counting.
“It has never been an easy road educating most of them who
are leading their lives with their families outside my compound,” said Sekuru
Kafera.
He identifies his wives by their totems with his first wife
as Mampofu #1, Mapofu #2, Mamoyo #1, Mamoyo #2, Mai Dennis, Martha and Rose.
He claims none of his children or wives have been exposed
to Covid-19 since the break of the pandemic in December 2019.
“I am happy to say that none of my family members, young or
old has been exposed to Covid-19, the family is big and we have been practicing
safe health.
“I have been receiving patients and we advise them to
always wear their masks, sanitize and make sure there is safe distance between
them and any of my family members,” he said.
Sekuru Kafera has also warned against impersonators who are
targeting his clients.
“None of my wives, children or brothers possesses the
traditional knowledge to heal such as mine. I work alone and I have never left
Chitungwiza running away from Covid-19 like someone pretending to be me is
claiming.
“I want to warn my clients from all over against con
artistes going by the name Chimwanje Kafera who are asking them to send money via
ecocash as if they are dealing with me.
“I deal with all my clients face to face and I have never
asked for money from a client through social media,” he said.
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