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Malawi’s century-old witchcraft law leaves door open to mob killings

Malawi’s century-old witchcraft law leaves door open to mob killings

by theinv | 13 May, 2026| Stories

Seven deaths in southern Malawi expose legal gaps, weak prosecutions and a colonial law that.

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Malawi’s elderly bear Witchcraft violence cost

Malawi’s elderly bear Witchcraft violence cost

by theinv | 15 April, 2026| Stories

A landmark elder protection law enacted in 2024 remains unfunded and unenforced, even as witchcraft-related.

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