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Really good report. Shocking to hear this though and very saddening. It all comes down to the lack of education, if people were taught about climate change or had even a basic background of science they would not resort to witch-craft or blaming witch-craft for logical environmental events.(Not translated)Edit
Mhm! i dont know why we relay on witchcraft to perform our tasks being social or administrative we need a change for sure(Not translated)Edit
Let us do something to sensitise the public against witchcraft. It seems most people are superstitious-police, government leaders and worst of all local healers.(Not translated)Edit
good job(Not translated)Edit
Witchcraft increases climate change casualties in Rukwa ! – Being familiar with frequent reports in Tanzania and from other parts of the world about casualties resulting from traditional climatic adversities , particularly floods and droughts, news of the greasily killing of two elderly people in Mpanda , Rukwa region, allegedly for preventing rain using witchcraft should come as a rude shock to environmentalists, scientists, human rights activists and...(Not translated)Edit
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