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Siphiwe Nyathi

Ngodwana - A team of ghost-busters will be in Kaapsehoop, Mpumalanga, this weekend to investigate the ghost of a girl who allegedly appears frequently at a restaurant in the village.

Supernatural Phenomena Investigation Team South Africa (SPITSA) will visit Salvador Bistro to see if they can get to the bottom of the ghostly appearances.

Restaurant owner Nicola Wilson said the ghost that appears in her restaurant is one of many that haunt the village.

"I have seen ghosts around here since I was little," said Wilson.

Ghosts sit at bar

Apart from the little girl, Wilson says other ghosts will suddenly appear sitting at the bar, and then disappear moments later when they are noticed.

She has a large collection of photos taken at the bistro in which orbs (energy sources with electromagnetic fields) are clearly visible.

Villager Jackson Ngombe said there is the ghost of a little girl that climbs up onto people's laps and strokes their hair. He said he has also seen the ghost of a woman who reportedly killed her husband with an axe in the 1990s.

"Believe me, this village is a haven for ghosts. I don't like walking alone at night. Sometimes when I do, I feel the hair on my neck rising up," said Ngombe.

Ngombe, who works for a plantation company in the area, has lived in Kaapsehoop for more than 20 years.

"Many people try to take pictures of the ghosts but they don't come out on the photos," he said.

The unexplained

SPITSA is a recently formed group of ghost-busters who are willing to share their experiences of the paranormal with anyone who is interested.

They investigate reports of ghosts and use scientific methods to prove or disprove the presence of paranormal phenomena, free of charge.

Kaapsehoop and surrounding areas have long been the focus of investigators of paranormal phenomena, so much so that Afrikaans pay-channel kykNET produced a programme called Die Onverklaarbare (the unexplained) in the village last year.

According to producer Dante Laudati, the show will be aired in April this year and is "definitely worth the watch".

- African Eye
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Who you gonna call? SPITSA!

:D
 
For their sake I hope they don't stumble across a Tikoloshe
 
For a second I thought this was going to be a Hayibo article about a town in Zim where rare sightings of ghostly figures, otherwise known as 'white people', had been reported.

And take a guess who the ghost-busters might be.
 
Anyone know or heard of a ghost in Bronkhorstspruit? I saw a very strange figure in blue just after it got dark.
 
Do they see the ghost before or after they are high?
 
ForceFate said:
E or W? People cross the road at various sections
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Not on the highway, somebody walking along the road here. What are the chances of a white woman taking a stroll in the dark at such a place?

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Oh, that's Tannie Sannie. Bad, let's just hope she meets nobody. Bad. What did you do to see her?
 
ForceFate said:
Photoshoot? Flowing dress against the savanna backdrop makes for epic pictures. Lol.
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Alone, walking in the dark? Towards the houses I must say but where was she coming from because there's no houses down the road.

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ForceFate said:
Jogging? Or a vagrant?
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No, just walking, not a vagrant, decently dressed, but I was struck by how her shoulders seemed very high and quite square. Looking at her made my hair stand on end.
 
11 year old article.

Ive always wondered about these "Ghost Hunters". So you find a ghost, now what? Its not like you can make the Ghost an alive person again.

I think I saw it at a client or somewhere where these Ghost Hunters in SA went to a mental asylum in JHB. Probably about 2 years old episode. So these guys and girls are walking around talking out loud in the dark for the Ghosts to hear them. Im like, you sure you not an old patient?
 
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