The former treats their external symptoms, while the latter unearths the hidden causes.
Less surprisingly, many Africans don t see any inconsistency in this!
This explains the strange and inexplicable misfortunes attributed to the nighttime adventures of witches throughout Africa.
Between 1960-2000, more than 40,000 people were rounded up for practicing witchcraft in Tanzania.
They were later put to death.
Ghana and the Democratic Republic of the Congo have also reported many unfortunate witchcraft-related incidents in recent times.
In the ambiguous line between good and evil, some Africans believe witchcraft morally neutral intrinsically, it s neither good nor bad.
Conservative and modern African leaders sometimes surround themselves with powerful protective witch doctors and act as supernaturally empowered .