For the first time in Zimbabwe's history, witchcraft will be illegal. The Witchcraft Suppression Act, approved this week by President Robert Mugabe, allows for fines or prison sentences to be imposed on anyone practicing witchcraft.
Rumania, on the other hand, has made witchcraft a legitimate occupation.
See also this article at newzimbabwe.com.
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I guess Zimbabwe does not separate church and state!
Not a bit. It's supposedly a parliamentary democray, but recently a priest was forced to step down because he allowed an opponent of Mugabe to attend his church services.
Don't they practice female circumcision there? Good God.
Not the "funnest" place on earth, not by a long shot!
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