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A grandmother burned alive in Ghana for being a ‘witch’
A grandmother has allegedly been tortured and burned to death by a five-strong group - one of whom is believed to be an evangelical pastor - who accused her of being a witch.
Ama Hemmah, 72, suffered the horrific injuries when she was set upon by the mob, who claimed that she admitted to being a witch before drenching her in kerosene and setting her alight.
Mrs Hemmah, who was from the port city of Tema, near the Ghanaian capital, Accra, was burned alive in nearby Tema Site 15.
She was rushed to Tema General Hospital but died within 24 hours and five people have been arrested in connection with her death.
Newspaper pictures showing the woman's injuries have caused revulsion in Ghana, and the incident has been condemned by human rights and women's activists.
The suspects deny the crime and claim that they were praying to exorcise the evil spirit from the dying woman, when the anointing oil they had applied to her body caught fire.
The suspects are Samuel Ghunney, a 50-year-old photographer, Pastor Samuel Fletcher Sagoe, 55, and Emelia Opoku, 37, Nancy Nana Ama Akrofie, 46, and Mary Sagoe, 52, who are all unemployed.
The policeman leading the case, Mr Augustine Gyening, reported that on the morning of November 20 Mr Sagoe visited his sister, Emelia, at Tema Site 15 and saw Mrs Hemmah sitting in his sister’s bedroom at a time when she had sent her children to school.
Mr Gyening said Mr Samuel then raised an alarm, attracting the attention of Mr Ghunney and some people in the neighbourhood.
According to the police commander, the suspects claimed that Mrs Hemmah was a known witch in the area and subjected her to severe torture, compelling her to confess to being a witch.
He said after extracting the confession, Mr Ghunney asked Emelia for a gallon of kerosene and with the help of his accomplices, poured it all over the woman and set her ablaze.
Mr Gyening said a student-nurse, Deborah Pearl Adumoah, who chanced upon the barbaric act, rescued Mr Hemmah and sent her to the Community One Police Station, from where she was transferred to the Tema General Hospital, but she died the following day.
In their caution statement, the suspects denied the offence and explained that they poured anointing oil on the old woman which caught fire when they offered prayers to exorcise the demon from her.
The docket has since been sent to the Attorney-General’s Department for advice, while the body of the deceased has been deposited at the Police Hospital mortuary for autopsy.
Ama Hemmah, 72, suffered the horrific injuries when she was set upon by the mob, who claimed that she admitted to being a witch before drenching her in kerosene and setting her alight.
Mrs Hemmah, who was from the port city of Tema, near the Ghanaian capital, Accra, was burned alive in nearby Tema Site 15.
She was rushed to Tema General Hospital but died within 24 hours and five people have been arrested in connection with her death.
Newspaper pictures showing the woman's injuries have caused revulsion in Ghana, and the incident has been condemned by human rights and women's activists.
The suspects deny the crime and claim that they were praying to exorcise the evil spirit from the dying woman, when the anointing oil they had applied to her body caught fire.
The suspects are Samuel Ghunney, a 50-year-old photographer, Pastor Samuel Fletcher Sagoe, 55, and Emelia Opoku, 37, Nancy Nana Ama Akrofie, 46, and Mary Sagoe, 52, who are all unemployed.
The policeman leading the case, Mr Augustine Gyening, reported that on the morning of November 20 Mr Sagoe visited his sister, Emelia, at Tema Site 15 and saw Mrs Hemmah sitting in his sister’s bedroom at a time when she had sent her children to school.
Mr Gyening said Mr Samuel then raised an alarm, attracting the attention of Mr Ghunney and some people in the neighbourhood.
According to the police commander, the suspects claimed that Mrs Hemmah was a known witch in the area and subjected her to severe torture, compelling her to confess to being a witch.
He said after extracting the confession, Mr Ghunney asked Emelia for a gallon of kerosene and with the help of his accomplices, poured it all over the woman and set her ablaze.
Mr Gyening said a student-nurse, Deborah Pearl Adumoah, who chanced upon the barbaric act, rescued Mr Hemmah and sent her to the Community One Police Station, from where she was transferred to the Tema General Hospital, but she died the following day.
In their caution statement, the suspects denied the offence and explained that they poured anointing oil on the old woman which caught fire when they offered prayers to exorcise the demon from her.
The docket has since been sent to the Attorney-General’s Department for advice, while the body of the deceased has been deposited at the Police Hospital mortuary for autopsy.
Beyonce Knowles....Why did God give me my talent, my gift, my family...she knows God chose her for a reason.
Beyonce is grateful that her talent has given her a lifestyle most people could only dream about, and while she sometimes she finds it “overwhelming,” she knows God chose her for a reason.
She said: “Sometimes it’s overwhelming. Why did God give me my talent, my gift, my family. But I know you're not supposed to question God. Only God knows. And I don't take it for granted.”
Beyonce was opening up in a new documentary, I Am World Tour, and says she decided to let a camera crew into her life because she sometimes feels lonely while on the road.
She said: “There was one moment I was in China and I was in this huge suite and I looked out the window and there were just thousands of people walking and I couldn't believe my life. I guess I was a bit lonely and I wanted to talk to someone so I opened up my computer and I just talked.”
Beyonce, who is married to hip-hop superstar Jay-Z, also revealed she is not quite ready to be a mother because she still has things she wants to achieve.
Talking about babies, she said: “Nothing now but there will be one day. One of the reasons I haven't had a child yet is because there are certain things I want to do before I focus on being a mother. I'm not there yet but I'm close.”
Boy, 6, and girl, 5, 'married' in church... to help primary school pupils learn to ......
A primary school has married a five-year-old girl and a six-year-old boy in a bizarre wedding staged to help pupils write better.
And it even had a stag and hen night - complete with the bride wearing an 'L' plate.
Staff at Warndon Primary School in Worcester came up with the idea so that pupils could then write about their experiences and boost their vocabulary.
However, the stunt has sparked fury from some education and Christian campaigners who have branded it crazy and the sexualisation of children.
Callie Geary (right), five, and six-year-old Gethyn Fox after their 'wedding'. Staff at Warndon Primary School in Worcester came up with the idea so that pupils could then write about their experiences
Callie Geary and Gethyn Fox are surrounded by bridesmaids and ushers for the wedding pictures
But the school has been backed by the local council.
The unusual nuptials were carried out in the local parish church, with a vicar, registrar and with parents watching.
A Mercedes car was donated to take the happy couple to church for the ceremony which was followed by a full reception.
Pupils Callie Geary, five, and six-year-old Gethyn Fox were joined in holy matrimony on Thursday last week.
The Friday before that teachers took them and the rest of the Year One class from the school on a stag and hen night at a bowling alley.
The night even included five-year-old Callie wearing an 'L' plate to get in the spirit of things.
At a service attended by parents and pupils Callie and Gethyn were married at the local church St Wulstan's by the Rev Sue Pollard, who was ordained in 2009 and has been at the parish for two years.
Sarah Allen, 29, deputy head, said the event was staged to encourage writing skills in the children.
She said: 'Year One staff came up with idea for the wedding theme.
'There was a small fee for the bowling hen and stag night but everything else was donated or made by us.
'The idea was that children will be able to write about their experiences, so having the wedding was perfect. They had to plan everything and then experience it as well.
'I even had a five-year-old asking me about a fishtail dress design for the wedding dress. How about that for vocabulary?
'The car was free, the cake was made for free, members of staff donated dresses, and parents and children made food for the buffet.
'The children have been learning about everything from invitations to how to book a honeymoon.'
Pupils were given tasks from designing table decorations and the wedding dress to organising a wedding breakfast and reception.
A honeymoon was even planned for the happy couple with youngsters voting for a beach because it was hot.