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First her accent is funny,am sure she must be a luba woman.  :lol:
Someone caught a fish and it later turned into a woman.
....Am not surprised by this anyway,this is also common in my late father's village which shares the border with the congo,lake Mweru separates the Zambian and Congolese villages in that area, it is widely believed that most top fishermen in that area turn themselves into crocodiles in order drive fish into their nets,it's common practice much that when a fisherman catches a crocodile in his fishnet,they have to play drums so that villages gather and they do a roll call to know who is missing as it is likely they could be the crocodile caught so they never kill crocodiles when they are caught in the lake mweru,that's what we were told when we visited the village in the 80's. :-D

Nsalu, now that i don't understand the language, can you kindly do a translation of what she is saying. Seriously, and she has a hook hanging on her eyelid, heee

<cite>@Odanga said:</cite>
Nsalu, now that i don't understand the language, can you kindly do a translation of what she is saying. Seriously, and she has a hook hanging on her eyelid, heee

LOL i didn't listen long enough to figure anything out. also my lingala is not that great. i trust Archos' translation is correct.
if only they had the video of her transforming from a fish to a person lol

This is why Africa will never progress because we hold on to retrogressive and archaic beliefs that serve only to keep us stationed in the past. Anyone that believes that witchcraft exists ought to have their head examined and its not an an insult but a dead serious suggestion. If we had the power to fly on the broom, to turn fish into humans, create lightning & do numerous other legendary tales, I am sure by now we would have attracted the attention of the best scientists in the world. Science thrives on opportunity.......hence there is no way witchcraft would be ignored if an opportunity was there.

Anthropological research has clearly shown that witchcraft is nothing but a part of the system of cosmological beliefs of a society. I don't believe or accept the existence of witchcraft. You will have to provide directly observed evidence or empirical evidence to convince; none of which is available at the moment - save for people's beliefs & faith. To put it into perspective, much of the so called "evidence " of witchcraft, is circumstantial evidence, instead of empirical evidence, in the form of jealousy, abhorrence, vengeance, retaliation and the like. So unless you can prove to me something that has not been proven before, i am neither willing to change my mind nor agreeing with you.

Last week something similar happened or was reported on in my country: Two witches crash landed in a property 400km from their homes coming from a mission to eat human flesh. Bollocks I say.

http://nehandaradio.com/2013/09/15/face-to-face-with-budiriro-witches/

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Werrasonique de Zim,that's definitely an insult.  :lol:  :lol:

Still in Kenya,look at this video
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Even a pastors prayers failed, only after paying the woman's husband did the young man's thing come out. :lol:
I know there is a medical condition that can explain this but why did the man only manage to come out immediately after the husband to the woman was paid? :lol:

Hmmmmmm,mawa trop!!!!!!

this is the guy i was talking about today when mentioning bill,he  sings his name even in the koly villa song for example