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Witchology.com is the website of WICA - the Witchcraft Information Centre and Archive - founded in 1999 by Dr Leo Ruickbie as a research consultancy and education provider specialising in the areas of Witchcraft, Wicca, Paganism, Magic (Magick) and the Occult. We have been online continuously since 2000.
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Botswana: Curtain Falls On Thokolosi (AllAfrica.com)
Thokolosi has taken its last bow. However, talk about the sensational drama is sure to continue even months after its airing on Btv has come to a close.
Zimbabwe: Witchcraft Act Amendment Hailed (AllAfrica.com)
THE amendment of the Witchcraft Suppression Act has been welcomed as resonating with Zimbabwean culture and tradition.
Angola: Journalists Told to Use Proper Language in Child Reporting (AllAfrica...
The participants at the workshop under the motto "Reporting on children" on Monday have been advised to use proper language in articles concerning the witchcraft accusations and to stay away from fake religious beliefs in order to better elaborate their news and articles aiming at dignifying child image.
Witchcraft (News Today)
In many countries, there is belief in the eerie practices of wizard and witch which go by the name of witchcraft. Witches sailing in the air sitting on broom is common stuff of fairy tales. Fiction here looks like facts.
Horror's Vital At The Box Office (About.com)
Scientology beat witchcraft at the box office this weekend, but who didn't think Mission Impossible III would be numero uno? (It brought in $48 mil, and was in 4,054 theaters)....
Roaming the woods where Abigail died (Post-Star)
Abigail West is Queensbury's Blair Witch. Anyone who has trekked on West Mountain after dark has a story to tell about encounters -- first person or otherwise -- with Warren County's most famous haunt.
Persuading Africans to take their herbs with some antivirals (Pittsburgh Post...
DURBAN, South Africa -- Nokusho Bhengu was 35 years old when, she says, her dead father appeared to her in the form of a mustachioed snake and told her to leave her children and study to become a medium and healer.
Witch casts spell to protect 30 roommates (Sun-Sentinel)
NEW YORK · "Any evil intention against my cats and me, will come back to you, three times three."
Nigeria: Rules or The Rule of Law? (AllAfrica.com)
The Yorubas have a proverb about an egg which, once broken, will never again be quite an egg no matter the efforts to make it one again. I was surprised to find that the Oyinbos have a similar philosophy.
Highway sign brews up controversy (News 14 Charlotte)
GASTONIA, N.C. -- Eyebrows are being raised because of a new sign along Highway 74 and a pagan group's promise to keep the road clean. The Silvermoon Pagan Wicca Group, through the state’s Adopt-A-Highway program, recently sponsored the stretch of road in Gastonia.
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