Budiriro witches

The two women who were caught stark naked claiming to be witches at a house in Budiriro, Harare and were arrested were back to their prostitution profession in Chihota communal lands.
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The two women accused of engaging in practices associated with witchcraft were yesterday granted US$200 bail apiece by a Mbare magistrate.Elmet Mbewe (43) and Christine Nyamupandu (33) from Landas Business Centre in Chihota appeared before…
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When superstitious beliefs go unchallenged, they sometimes take very bizarre forms. Sometimes they are regarded as "science" and promoted openly and confidently as if they are based on facts and evidence.
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The two suspected “witches” who were arrested in Budiriro last month and charged with practising witchcraft, have threatened to file defamatory damages against anyone who continued to label them witches.
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The two women who were caught stark naked at a house in Budiriro, Harare, have confessed to having been hired to masquerade as witches by a “prophet” seeking fame. Our news crew this week visited the pair at Chikurubi Female Prison.
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Budiriro 'witches', Christine Matiyenga (33) aka Chipo Chakaja, and Elnette Jinya Mbeve (43) aka Maria Moyo in a pensive mood as they continue to be denied bail. They now say it was all a publicity stunt by the Budiriro prophet, Madzibaba…
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TWO women who were reportedly found naked, sitting in winnowing baskets with an assortment of paraphernalia associated with witchcraft, including an owl, in the wee hours of the morning, are said to have stage managed the event in cahoots…
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An intensely uneasy mood gripped us as we entered the heavily fortified gates of Chikurubi remand prison. Our entry into the dark and dingy environs of the maximum security penal complex was akin to strolling into the lion’s den as we were…
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