Breathing horn burns homestead

Nhlalwenhle Ncube
A a�?breathinga�? horn has been identified as the source of a fire that has been ravaging the property of a family from Mlomoliwoto village in Umzingwane District.

With the help of prophets from The Apostolic Church of God and Universe, the horn was located in a vase breathing with sparks.

However, their relief was not that easy because the horn is said to have resisted their attempts of burning it.

a�?The prophets went to the homestead and after praying they discovered the horn which was burning property.

a�?When they tried to burn it, the fire would mysteriously die out and even after pouring diesel it still failed.

a�?After using cow dung, the horn finally burnt to ashes and the Malunga family had peace at their home for only two days,a�? said a villager who spoke on condition of anonymity.

It is said that after those two peaceful days, the mysterious fire returned with a bang as it now even burns property outside the huts unlike before when it was only targeting property inside huts.

a�?It has turned out that burning of that mysterious horn has made things worse as the fire now burns clothes and property inside and outside huts.

a�?It is now really scary, at least before the family managed to relax after taking everything outside the huts, but now ita��s no longer the case,a�? said the source.

When Prophet Khawulani Ntini was contacted for comment, he confirmed that they tried to help one of their congregants.

a�?We visited the Malunga family and burnt a mysterious horn. I understand that the fire started again after two days and is now haunting them so we will be having all night prayers at the homestead next weekend,a�? he said.

Malunga revealed that they had sought help from different places, but still no change.

a�?We do not understand why this is happening to our family. We have been seeking help here and there, but still ita��s getting worse.

a�?We have now run out of ideas and hope one day this thing will be over as it has burnt all our property and clothes,a�? said Malunga.