This is an interesting piece, but I cannot help buy feel that the element of witchcraft that is described in the article has been totally misunderstood and misinterpreted. The force of the white man’s witchcraft was NOT in setting up a country with an infrastructure that would take some skill to manage. Rather, the real witchcraft was in the psychological undermining that took place through the assertion that there was something done in the past that would make it impossible for the new regime to rule. This kind of psychological trickery was something the Rhodesians had became very skilled at (I should know, because it was also used on me).
interesting piece
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