Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
Witchdoctors and soothsayers promote promiscuity in Malawi
Fooled by witchdoctors and soothsayers
that the easiest way to attain wealth is through incest and defilement, some
men in Malawi are learning their lessons the hard way.
A 36-year-old man from Lilongwe, the
capital of Malawi, is one of the men who is now in custody on incest charges,
said Lilongwe police.
Police spokesperson said the superstitious man had been netted for
allegedly having sex with his 17-year-old daughter.
“The superstitious man sweet-talked
his daughter that they would become rich if he had sex with her. The daughter
succumbed to her father's demand. The secret is now out because the daughter is
pregnant,” he said.
According to Dandaula, the daughter allegedly told her mother that she had been impregnated by her father.
According to Dandaula, the daughter allegedly told her mother that she had been impregnated by her father.
He was then arrested.
The incident is not an isolated case.
The incident is not an isolated case.
Malawi police spokesperson said more
than 1 300 men were arrested for defilement and incest crimes last year.
“We are arresting many people
because of superstition-related incest and defilement cases. The rate of sexual
offences is scary,” Gondwa said.
“Those who for the reason of
superstition or male chauvinism will continue to engage in sexual offences
should realise one thing: having sex with minors is not a passport to riches
but an automatic passport to jail. We will continue arresting them."
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