No human body parts,no sex with patients-traditional healer president

The president of the South African Traditional Healer's Association  Sylvester Hlathi,  has warned people not to go to fake traditional healers who ask them to kill people for money.
 
He gave other  indications to determine those that are fake.

These include people who use body parts claiming to be powerful also known as "muti" and also those who ask them to have sex with sick people claiming it would make them powerful.

Sylvester Hlathi, who qualified as a traditional healer  in 1982 after four years of studying, warned people to stay away from such traditional healers.

BBC