From K-Pop to a political saviour, psychic predicts a wild new year
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|December 20, 2025
MOVE over, Netflix, psychic medium Priscilla Gendron has shared her vision for 2026, and Hollywood might want to take notes.
It's a year of “new beginnings,” she says, though the issues she rattles off sound decidedly old: corrupt politicians, looming floods, and a global K-Pop invasion that may leave South Africans singing along whether they like it or not.
While the municipal elections are still a year away, Gendron claims the backstabbing has already begun.
“There’s also going to be the same old, same old things like electoral fraud and missing ballot boxes,” she warns.
And the biggest plot twist? President Cyril Ramaphosa will be edged out of power - officially “for his health”.
Gendron, who heads up the Mystic Minds Network, a global group of psychics who gather online every month to counsel people worldwide, also flags the Department of Finance.
Its books don’t add up.
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