The sacred rain shrines of Khuluvi where locals have clung on to the religion of their fore fathers

Long before Christianity spread to Africa, people on the Continent had other forms of worship most of which have since died. But in Southern tip of Malawi in Nsanje district the Mang'anja people have held on to religion of their forefathers who worshiped in the sacred Khulivi Shrine, made famous by M'bona, their spiritual leader.