Charity Ramabu from Skeem Saam ‘Makgofe Moagi’ is now a sangoma, shares cleansing ingredients and instructions

Actress Makgofe Moagi who played the role of Charity Ramabu on the soapie Skeem Saam is now a sangoma. She played a speech therapist and the mother of Kat and Jojo. She was a classy lady, but her reputation was knocked when she had an affair with the married John Maputla. Numerous members of the community bashed her and from there on, things were no longer the same for the character.

She exited the show when she was threatened by Meiki Maputla and she realized Turf is not the place for her after the threat and her desire to move away from the place.

As she left the show, many people had no idea where she disappeared to. She did not appear in other shows or at celebrity events.

Makgofe Moagi is now a traditional healer.

Towards the end, her character gets the gift of being a seer. Charity could see things other people could not see. She could tell when a person was grieving or having problems a person was hiding. Many people did not believe her; most people from Turfloop still viewed her as a husband snatcher.

Towards her final appearance on Skeem Saam, there was drama between Zamokuhle wanting to see who his father was. Charity saw it was John.

Charity Ramabu’s sangoma content

She has a TikTok account where she shares Sangoma content. She shares cleansing tutorials for people who feel like blockages are in their lives. She also shares home remedies for people to heal themselves for different health alignments. Her TikTok page goes by her real name Mokgofe Moagi.

Her comments are always buzzing with people who want to consult her as she also performs consultations with her patients. Others still cannot believe she is now a healer and still call her Charity Ramabi and Kat’s mother.

Watch Makgofe Moagi’s cleansing ingredients and instructions below:

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For those who didn’t get the ingredients & instructions ya go cleansa… #fyi #makgofemoagi #cleansing #helping #spiritualtiktok

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