IMAGINING EVIL: WITCHCRAFT BELIEFS AND ACCUSATIONS IN CONTEMPORARY AFRICA

IMAGINING EVIL: WITCHCRAFT BELIEFS AND ACCUSATIONS IN CONTEMPORARY AFRICAHere is a book on witchcraft written mostly by Africansscholars, but also human rights activists and religious practitioners. It discusses witchcraft beliefs and accusations in various parts of sub Saharan Africa.

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