Ritualists Now Target Bald Men, Believe Their Heads Contain Gold — Police Warn by Mazulu

Police in Mozambique have warned bald men that they could be at risk of attack after a spate of killings thought to be motivated by a local belief that their hairless heads contain gold, Quest Times reports.

It was gathered two people have been arrested in the central province of Zambezia over the deaths of three men, one of whom was decapitated and had his organs removed.

The suspects told detectives that they were working on commission from clients in Malawi and Tanzania, who wanted to get rich with the help of witchcraft, according to The Times report.

Confirming the news, a police spokesperson, Inacio Dina, told a news conference in Maputo that the killings took place in the village of Milange, a few miles from Mozambique’s border with Malawi.

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