Nganga is a term used in various African cultures, particularly in Central Africa, to refer to a traditional healer or spiritual practitioner. These individuals often possess knowledge of herbal medicine, rituals, and spiritual guidance, helping their communities with health issues and spiritual matters. Nganga may also serve as a mediator between the physical and spiritual worlds. In some cultures, the role of a nganga extends beyond healing to include divination and ancestral communication. They may use tools like divination objects or sacred herbs to connect with spirits and provide insights. The practice of nganga is deeply rooted in the cultural beliefs and traditions of the communities they serve.