Juju Ritual Items Discovered Outside Zimbabwe Parliament Building
Zimbabweans reacted with shock and mockery after suspected juju ritual items were discovered outside the new Parliament of Zimbabwe building in Mt Hampden early on December 16, 2025.
The items were found at the foot of the building, triggering intense debate online and raising questions about security at one of the country’s most sensitive sites.
Images shared on social media showed clay pots, empty plastic bottles and a ZANU PF-branded cloth, with one of the pots tied with a red cloth.
The discovery quickly became a talking point across X, with journalists and citizen accounts posting images and descriptions within minutes of each other.
What Was Found At Parliament
Online publication ZimLive was among the first to post about the discovery.
The publication wrote:
“Staff at the new parliament building in Mt Hampden woke up to this sight at the foot of the building: a Zanu PF cloth and clay pots covered in red cloth. The paraphernalia is thought to be part of a ritual.”
Crime Watch ZW also shared details of the scene.
The account stated:
“Muti ritual items were discovered outside the Parliament of Zimbabwe early this morning, indicating that an apparent ritual had been carried out at the site.”
In a follow-up post, Crime Watch ZW provided additional details.
“The Muti ritual items were found outside the Parliament of Zimbabwe building. They were placed on top of a ZANU-PF cloth and included several empty plastic bottles and clay pots, one of which was tied with a red cloth.”
No official statement had been issued by Parliament or the authorities at the time of writing.
Social Media Erupts With Reactions
The images sparked an avalanche of reactions, ranging from laughter to anger and suspicion.
Some users treated the incident as comic relief, while others expressed concern about what they described as a national embarrassment.
One user, Hamilton Nyoka, wrote:
“This is now embarrassing and beyond pathetic.”
Another, Daddy Ds, questioned security at the complex, saying:
“Is this place not heavily guarded?”
Others made speculative claims about who could be responsible, linking the incident to internal political battles and ambitions.
Some comments were made in vernacular language, reflecting the raw tone of the debate.
One user wrote:
“Pane arikuda huMinister” (Someone wants a ministerial post).
Another said:
“Zvimasinhi zva 2030” (These are 2030 tricks).
No Official Explanation Yet
Despite the viral spread of the images and commentary, there has been no confirmation of who placed the items or why.
The claims circulating online remain unverified, and the circumstances surrounding the discovery are still unclear.
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