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on: Jul 18, 2018
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a. that is shared equally by all members of the kraal.
  b. of a chief/headman who is not a priest.
  c. of a priest who is not a chief/headman.
  d. of the inhabitant of the umnumzane, who is both chief/headman and priest.



Question 2

Responsibilities for dealing with transcendent forces of the heavens falls to
 
 

a. izinyanga zezulu.
  b. diviners.
  c. herbalists.
  d. abathakati.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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