This book is one of the few volumes written on traditional healing regulation in South Africa. It exposes the reader to the life, experience and practices of regulating traditional healing in South Africa. It will get you thinking about the pros and cons of regulating ancient practices, spirituality, belief and related paradoxes. It also engages the reader with issues of power, trust and reciprocity which in my view constitute critical attributes of every community. I sincerely hope that you enjoy reading it and engaging critically with its content.

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Fikile Vilakazi, PhD (Gender Studies) candidate, Lecturer (Political Science and Public Policy), School of Social Sciences, Howard College University of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. MA (Development Studies), University of the Western Cape, South Africa Traditional Healer, Amajoye Traditional Healer's Association, Kwababa unkunzi Sangweni, SA.