Is sorcery real?
SORCERY is becoming more common in all parts of Papua New Guinea and appearing on our daily media.
People are blaming and accusing each other for practising sorcery.
I say that the practice of sorcery is real.
This is due to my personal experience, which I was one of the victim of sorcery-related illnesses. Medicine could not help me cure me, so I had to travel all the
way from Pangia Secondary School in Southern Highlands to the north cost of Madang for a witchdoctor to treat me.
And I got better after the treatment, which would have cost my parents almost K2000 to seek treatment in a hospital.
Of course there are lack of conventional evidences, but the practice is growing.
Philemon L. Piriwi
Yamba Village (RAKS)
Ialibu,
Southern Highlands