Explore the fascinating world of African divination traditions in this comprehensive episode of Regional Divination Traditions. Host Clara Moss takes listeners on a journey across the African continent, examining diverse cultural practices including Zulu bone throwing, Yoruba Ifa divination, Dogon sand reading, and Ethiopian coffee divination. Discover how sangomas interpret cast bones, learn about the complex Ifa system with its extensive oral literature, and understand the role of traditional practitioners like babalawos in West African communities. The episode covers historical documentation of these practices, their integration into community decision-making, and their resilience despite colonial suppression. From the intricate symbolism of Venda divination sets to the social importance of coffee ceremony divination in the Horn of Africa, this episode presents a respectful academic exploration of cultural wisdom passed down through generations. Perfect for listeners interested in anthropology, African cultures, traditional belief systems, and the historical documentation of indigenous practices. Clara Moss draws on ethnographic research and scholarly sources to provide balanced perspectives on these complex cultural traditions, emphasizing their significance within proper historical and social contexts while avoiding sensationalism or appropriation concerns.