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Witchcraft in Tanzania: the good, the bad and the persecution
Witchcraft and albinism in Tanzania —
"Good witch" Mama Safi dons glasses and a red sheet while preparing to perform a healing ritual. She claims she was granted special powers by people wearing a similar uniform when she was sick.
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Witchcraft and albinism in Tanzania —
Sacred objects such as roots are among various items required for a traditional healing ceremony.
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Witchcraft and albinism in Tanzania —
Mama Safi claims to have never studied Arabic yet uses red ink to write the language on a ceremonial plate during a healing procedure.
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Witchcraft and albinism in Tanzania —
Witchdoctors' belief that albino body parts bring great wealth has led to attacks on people with albinism in western Tanzania. Suleiman Musa works to raise awareness about his genetic condition among Tanzanians.
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Witchcraft and albinism in Tanzania —
Musa has found support through an informal football team made up of people with albinism. Albino United hope to dispel myths about people with the genetic disorder.