💔 Want Your Man Back? Dr. Maweni Charges THIS Much to Curse the Sidechick – Mzansi Can’t Cope! 🔥⚠️

Mzansi’s most talked-about sangoma, Dr.Gogo Maweni, has ignited massive public debate once again after revealing the staggering amount she charges to “handle” a sidechick using traditional means.

Known for her flamboyant style, no-filter attitude, and unapologetic use of ancestral powers, Maweni isn’t new to controversy—but this latest bombshell has left even her most die-hard followers shocked and divided.

In a recent viral interview clip making the rounds on TikTok, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter), Maweni didn’t mince her words.

When asked by the host if she offers “services” for women who want to deal with their husband’s mistress spiritually, she smiled slyly and said, “Of course I do.

But it’s not for broke girls.

” Then came the kicker: R20,000 minimum.

Yes—twenty thousand rand to bewitch the sidechick and “send her packing spiritually.

” The fee reportedly includes consultations, ancestral preparations, muthi (traditional medicine), and ongoing “monitoring” to ensure the sidechick doesn’t return.

Mzansi reacted IMMEDIATELY.

Screenshots of the interview exploded across social media, with thousands of users flooding the comments in disbelief.

“That’s a whole car deposit to deal with someone’s sidepiece!” one user exclaimed.

Others were more entertained than offended: “At that price, the sidechick better vanish off the face of the Earth permanently,” joked another.

But while some called it outrageous, others quietly admitted they were considering it.

And that’s when things got even more uncomfortably real.

According to sources close to Maweni, these spiritual “interventions” are not rare.

In fact, they’re among her most in-demand services.

Heartbroken women from all over the country—some even from outside South Africa—have been allegedly seeking her help to remove the “other woman” from their man’s life.

And the cost? Well, that’s just the starting price.

The more complicated the case, the higher the price.

One anonymous client even claimed to have paid R35,000 for “additional work” when the sidechick refused to let go.

And what exactly does the service include? Maweni’s methods, though never fully revealed, are said to involve ancestral invocation, protective rituals, spiritual blocking, and at times, direct confrontation with the spiritual energy of the sidechick herself.

One former client, speaking on condition of anonymity, said, “After I did the ritual, my man suddenly lost interest in her.

She went silent.

Blocked him.

He came back confused and wanting to fix things.

That R20k was the best money I ever spent.

But not everyone is impressed—or amused.

Critics have blasted Maweni for preying on vulnerable women desperate for love and attention.

Cultural commentators and spiritual leaders have warned that using ancestral powers for revenge can backfire, creating even more chaos in one’s life.

“You cannot weaponize spirit without consequences,” one traditional healer warned.

“If you use ancestors for petty rivalry, they may turn against you.

Still, Maweni doesn’t seem fazed.

On Instagram, she posted a picture of herself with the caption: “Don’t bring your problems if your wallet’s weak.

I don’t fix relationships—I end triangles.

” The post racked up over 50,000 likes and hundreds of comments ranging from praise to outrage.

One follower wrote, “She’s expensive but effective.

Some of us are done crying.

We’re acting.

So, what’s the real story here? Is Dr.

Maweni offering spiritual justice for broken-hearted women—or exploiting insecurity with theatrics and high fees? Regardless of where you stand, one thing is certain: she’s built a booming business on the pain of modern relationships, and clearly, the demand is real.

Her brand mixes mysticism, pop culture, and power in a way that few traditional healers have managed to do—and the R20K price tag is proof that some clients will pay almost anything to take control of a love triangle gone wrong.

Mzansi is watching, judging, laughing, and—quietly—some are dialing.

Whether you think it’s madness or magic, Dr.

Maweni has tapped into a market where betrayal meets belief, and the price of peace of mind… might just cost a small fortune.