Community Stunned as Witch Allegedly 'Lands' from Plane (Photos)

A suspected witch has left a community in deep shock after she allegedly landed in the village from a plane.

The alleged witch that landed in Zimbabwe

 

An unidentified woman dressed in white, suspected to be a witch caused a stir in Mufakose around 4am yesterday when she claimed to have landed from a ‘plane’ from Silobela, H-metro reports.

 

Further reports revealed that the woman disclosed she had come back to claim all her belongings at a house along Crowborough way, Mufakose.

 

“I opened the main door around 4 in the morning when l saw a woman dressed in white lying in front of the cottage door.

“I assumed it was my tenant’s wife who had been kicked out of the house but as l approached the woman l could not recognise her.

 

“After confronting her, she told me that my cottage was her house and that she was looking for her property and her children because my tenants had taken them away from her,” said Mai Mashamba, the owner of the house. When asked what she was doing there, the suspected witch boasted to be at her house, looking for her children.

“This is my house and these people took it from me so l have just come to check on it.

“Why would you ask me what l am doing here? Has anyone ever questioned you why you are in your own home?” she said.

 

The alleged witch was supposedly left by her colleagues whom she had been travelling with.

 

“I heard strange noises and conversations between two or three people around 2am but being scared to go outside I decided to ignore it.

“I was only comfortable with opening the door after a few hours when l heard my landlord calling me but l was surprised to note that there was only one person left,” said Mai Mazanhi who resides in the cottage which the suspected witch claimed to be hers.

 

 

“After a crowd gathered some of the neighbors suggested to raise the issue at Crowborough Police Station in Mufakose where they could not find assistance because no officer was around by that time,” said Mai Mazanhi.

 

Mai Mashamba said she decided to let the crowd send the woman away as the crowd was growing and it was becoming too immense for her to handle.

 

“My neighbour came by and we mixed coarse salt with water and splashed it on her.

“She yawned for a while and started looking confused unable to relate what exactly was happening.

“The crowd had already gathered shouting at the woman and calling her names. I then decided to let them take her away from my house.

“I only heard they left her along Muonde road here in Mufakose and l have no idea where she went thereafter,” she said.