Have you noticed that the primary business of pastors is the collection of money? Every manipulative trick in the book is used to do this. The father of this disgraceful practice is Paul. Without a doubt, Paul is a past-master at manipulating churches for money. Read more here.
The future of another teenage girl, Roda, in Nalerigu, in the Northern Region of Ghana is hanging in the balance at this writing. She is accused of bewitching the school prefect and preventing him from taking this year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). She is in junior high school and was to graduate in the coming year. Read more here.
South Africa’s powerful “traditional” doctors have issued a chilling warning NOT to switch off Nelson Mandela’s life support machine. They said whoever turns off the switch will never come to terms with the decision. Read more here.
Court workers who were cleaning the court room, found the residents rubbing the paraphernalia at the judge’s seat and table. Read more here.
GANZE police boss Jacob Kanaki has urged leaders to address the killing of the elders suspected of practising witchcraft in the sub county. Kanaki said police are busy collecting bodies of people murdered over witchcraft claims instead of protecting residents’ lives and property. Read more here.
Felix Lawson has allegedly beheaded his six years old step-son, Master Effiong Lawson. His step-son sneaked into the backyard and whispered to his younger sister to bring him food remnant as he was said to very be hungry, having not eaten for the past three days. Read more here.
Police and officers from the Provincial Administration in Kilifi County have revealed that at least 20 elderly persons in the county get killed in a month on claims that they are practising witchcraft. Read more here.
The Maharashtra Andhashraddha Nirmoolan Samiti (MANS), an organisation working to eradicate superstitions, has appealed to the warkari movement to support the anti-superstition bill, and not to fall prey to “misguiding” forces that may instigate them against the proposed law. Read more here.
A 62 year old widow from Macheke is contemplating leaving her village after being labelled a witch by fellow villagers. Mbuya Thandiwe Sithole revealed that she has become a victim of harassment because she is being accused of practicing witchcraft. Read more here.
The little boy, no more than five, wails as he is pummeled to break what his tormentors say is a phone line that he has been using to communicate with other evil spirits. As this distressing ritual goes on, the child is then forced to drink hot palm oil as the surrounding group of women ululates. Read more here.
