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Edwin Chitapi
Forest Ramushwana
Edwin Chitapi
AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE KEEPER AND
RESEARCHER SACRED SITES
Rozvi Tribe - VaLozvi / VENDA peoples stretching from South Africa to South West Zambia through Zimbabwe.
As one of only three recognized gatekeepers of Adam's Calendar (Inzalo Yelanga) - the "Birthplace of the Sun" - he safeguards this ancient megalithic stone calendar and spiritual init
AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE KEEPER AND
RESEARCHER SACRED SITES
Rozvi Tribe - VaLozvi / VENDA peoples stretching from South Africa to South West Zambia through Zimbabwe.
As one of only three recognized gatekeepers of Adam's Calendar (Inzalo Yelanga) - the "Birthplace of the Sun" - he safeguards this ancient megalithic stone calendar and spiritual initiation site. Adam's Calendar holds immense historical and spiritual significance as the place where African alchemical scientists, known as Sanusi, were initiated. Among these was Baba Credo Mutwa, the last Sanusi, who was initiated at this sacred site and passed away in 2020.
Edwin is also a motivational speaker, sharing his knowledge and passion for preserving Africa's ancient heritage. His work inspires others to reconnect with the continent's profounc spiritual and historical legacy.
"if you want to find the secrets if the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration". - Nicola Tesla
Sisonke Papu
Forest Ramushwana
Edwin Chitapi
IGQIRHA, MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTIST, TRADITIONAL HEALER, AND STORYTELLER
Sisonke Papu, also known as KHNYSA is from Mthatha, in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. Working at the intersection of breath, sound, and ancestral wisdom, KHNYSA creates immersive experiences that explore indigenous knowledge as a living archive, engaging with themes o
IGQIRHA, MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTIST, TRADITIONAL HEALER, AND STORYTELLER
Sisonke Papu, also known as KHNYSA is from Mthatha, in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. Working at the intersection of breath, sound, and ancestral wisdom, KHNYSA creates immersive experiences that explore indigenous knowledge as a living archive, engaging with themes of memory, healing, and spiritual continuity.
Their practice mediates between traditional healing, ritual music, and found-object instrumentation to craft layered soundscapes that serve as both artistic expression and repositories of indigenous knowledge and collective healing.
Forest Ramushwana
Forest Ramushwana
Forest Ramushwana
CHEF, MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTIST, RECIPE DEVELOPER
Venda Nation / Vhagona Tribe
Forest is a multidisciplinary artist currently practising urban gardening, plant based recipe development and sculpting inspired by his Venda Lineage specifically from the Vhagona tribe. He explores nature and food as lenses to understand African history and conne
CHEF, MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTIST, RECIPE DEVELOPER
Venda Nation / Vhagona Tribe
Forest is a multidisciplinary artist currently practising urban gardening, plant based recipe development and sculpting inspired by his Venda Lineage specifically from the Vhagona tribe. He explores nature and food as lenses to understand African history and connect to ancient African practices.
He is deeply connected to communities and committed to demonstrating how food can affect the progress of culture. Forest has a qualification in vegetable production and has developed community gardens as well as food gardens for households. He also has experience as a restaurant manager, having worked for Exotically Divine – a plant based restaurant that is now a community organisation. At Zimoti Bakery, Forest is currently the operations manager, and is responsible for sourcing ingredients, establishing connections with relevant businesses as well as cooking at the weekend café.
Farhana Sarguro
Forest Ramushwana
Forest Ramushwana
HERBALIST, TRADITIONAL HEALING ARTIST AND DIRECTOR OF CURA
born in the Mother City, Cape Town South Africa to direct lineages from to Kiskeya Ayiti / Dominican Republic and Cape Malay / Indian Nations.
As a Herbalist and student of Traditional Healing Arts including Ancestral Medicines, the founder and Director of Cura, Farhana stewards ga
HERBALIST, TRADITIONAL HEALING ARTIST AND DIRECTOR OF CURA
born in the Mother City, Cape Town South Africa to direct lineages from to Kiskeya Ayiti / Dominican Republic and Cape Malay / Indian Nations.
As a Herbalist and student of Traditional Healing Arts including Ancestral Medicines, the founder and Director of Cura, Farhana stewards gatherings with a clear intention: return our community back to unity through Rematriation and Women's Healing.
Ancestral Healing is my life's work and the pathways to oneness follow through.