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An unidentified woman left passengers aboard a Gwanda-bound Inter-Africa Bus coming from Zvishavane shocked after she cried out while demanding to be dropped off so that she could take a python that was on the highway.
The woman claimed that the large reptile, which had been partially injured after being run over by the bus, was a “gift’ from her ancestors.
According to a <a href="https://www.bmetro.co.zw/woman-cries-for-python-as-bus-runs-over-gift-from-ancestors/">B-Metro</a> report, the incident occurred on Monday evening just after Mimosa Mining Company turn-off.
The woman begged onlookers not to kill the snake after some had started picking up stones to pelt the python measuring about 2.5 metres. She said:
<blockquote>
I am the one who spotted it before it was run over by the bus. I’m supposed to go with it so that I can go and take care of it. I am asking that you let me go with it since it’s a gift from my ancestors.
</blockquote>
The woman also performed ritual-like antics while kneeling close to the reptile.
A man who was in the company of the woman in question grabbed the snake by its tail and ran around.
When he tried to put the snake in a sack, some onlookers who had run to safety, gathered courage and confronted the man.
Some were demanding that if the duo wanted to take the python with them they were supposed to give them money.
One of the onlookers grabbed the python from the man and ran away with it into the bush with the man and the woman in hot pursuit.
It was not immediately clear what the python’s eventual fate was.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Woman Claims Python Ran Over By A Bus Was Her "Gift" From Ancestors

Two self-styled traditional healers popularly known as Tsikamutanda were arrested after they were caught trying to place a live python behind a family’s wardrobe in Kwekwe.
The <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/tsikamutandas-caught-planting-live-python/">Chronicle</a> reported that one of the Tsikamutandas vomited beer during the cleansing ceremony, which increased the family’s doubts that the witch hunters were genuine.
The family reported the matter to the police leading to the arrest of the two bogus traditional healers, Tinashe Mataga (38) and Freedom Phiri (30).
Following their arrest, the duo implicated Elias Magumise (32) for supplying them with the reptile.
Mataga, Phiri, and Magumise have since appeared before Kwekwe Magistrate Mildred Matuvi and were charged with contravening the Parks and Wildlife Act Chapter 20:14.
They were released on $150 000 bail each.
Allegations are that on 01 June 2023, Nakai Gono (72) of Mbizo 18 in Mbizo fell ill and her daughter, Stella Ziya (45) invited the traditional healers who claimed that the homestead needed cleansing. Prosecutor Ethel Bhumure said:
<blockquote>
Mataga and Phiri then approached Magumise who gave them a live python, which they intended to plant at the homestead and pretend as if they had cleansed the homestead.
</blockquote>
It is further alleged that they requested that Ziya fetch water and salt which was to be used to cast away the “object” that was in the house and causing the illness of the elderly Gono.
Upon her return, Ziya however noticed the two removing a python from their satchel and planting it behind the wardrobe.
One of the traditional healers went on to vomit beer during the prayer session and this confirmed Ziya’s suspicions that the witch hunters were fake. Said Bhumure:
<blockquote>
This prompted Ziya to report the matter to the police leading to the arrest of Mataga and Phiri who later implicated Magumise.
</blockquote>
The approximately three-meter-long python was handed over to the Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management (Zimparks).
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Bogus Tsikamutandas Caught Placing Live Python Behind Wardrobe

A 54-year-old woman was found dead in the stomach of a 7-metre python at a rubber plantation where she worked in Indonesia.
The woman, only identified as Jahrah, went to work on the plantation in Jambi province, on the island of Sumatra, on Sunday morning but did not return home that evening.
A search for Jahrah commenced on Sunday night and her husband discovered her sandals, headscarf, jacket, and the tools she used at work, and called for others to help.
Speaking to the Detik news site, the local police chief, AKP S Harefa, said:
<blockquote>
When the security team and residents conducted a search around the rubber plantation, then we found a python 7 metres long.
It is this snake that is suspected of preying on the victim. After we caught him, we found the victim’s body in the snake’s stomach.
</blockquote>
In 2018, a woman was found to have been swallowed by a giant python on the island of Muna, off Sulawesi after she had gone missing in her garden.
A year earlier, a farmer was killed and swallowed by a giant python in the village of Salubiro, on Sulawesi island. | <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/oct/26/python-swallows-woman-at-plantation-in-indonesia">The Guardian</a>

Indonesian Woman (54) Swallowed Whole By Python

A group of self-styled exorcists, Tsikamutandas, captured a two-meter long python under the bed of a villager under Chief Gwebu in Matabeleland South province.
A four-man team of Tsikamutandas is said to have been invited by Chief Gwebu and local Councillors to cleanse the community of evil spirits that have apparently been tormenting residents.
The snake-capturing incident took place on Thursday morning when the team descended at Mawabeni business centre.
The snake was paraded on a football field near the Mawabeni shopping centre.
The owner of the house from which the snake was captured by the Tsikamutandas said that she did not know where the snake came from. She said:
<blockquote>I have invited several prophets to my homestead to remove it but they all failed. I don’t know where it came from but it’s not mine.</blockquote>
The exorcists then asked for the police to be called in before burning the snake as requested by members of the community.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/just-in-tsikamutanda-retrieve-snake-in-cleansing-ceremony/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Sunday News</a></h4>

Tsikamutanda Captures Python During Cleansing Ceremony

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