He was believed to be the spirit husband of the other great Shona svikiro, Nehanda. When the rebellion collapsed, he was charged with the murder of an African policeman called 'Charlie', whom he had accused of collaborating with the colonial authorities. Kaguvi was found guilty and hanged in 1898.
Kaguvi was believed to be the spirit husband of another significant Shona svikiro, Nehanda. When the rebellion collapsed, he was charged with killing an African policeman called 'Charlie', whom he accused of working with colonial authorities. Kaguvi was found guilty and hanged in 1898.