Boy leaves school over cannibalism It does not matter if cannibalism exists or not. For as long as its allegations lead to mob justice, evictions, death and destruction of property belonging to people who are not given a chance to prove their innocence, it is a big problem. Both the victims and communities who evict them claim the Police is not providing ample security. In this sixth part of the cannibalism series, Hope Mafaranga, Joseph Baguma and Geoffrey Mutegeki take us to Masindi, where the problem is hurting village peace, productivity and fuelling tension. He was forced to abandon his primary school in Isimba parish, Mirya sub-county for another, 8kms away, because schoolmates called him a cannibal. ...Children were laughing at me, calling me names and refusing to play with me,” the boy from Kisabagwa, Pakanya sub-county said. “Even if I had some food and wanted to share with others, no one would touch it because they thought I had mixed it with human flesh,” he added. Read more... bit.ly/1ahWSa8
Posted on: Sun, 27 Oct 2013 17:10:31 +0000
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