Mamlaka ya Anga Swaziland yapiga marufuku wachawi kuruka juu zaidi ya Mita 150
It has been a long time since witches were burnt at the stake in Europe but the accusation remains a serious one in the landlocked African country.
Anyone caught flying their broomstick above the height limit faces arrest and a hefty R500,000 fine, the country?s civil aviation authorities said this week.
A witch on a broomstick should not fly above the [150-metre] limit,? corporate affairs director Sabelo Dlamini told The Star.
The new aviation law was highlighted after a private investigator was caught flying a helicopter equipped with a video camera to gather surveillance information.
Witchcraft is taken seriously in Swaziland where many people believe in the power of black magic.
Last year a leading Swazi MP called for a hike in tax paid by witch doctors to help ease the cash-strapped country?s financial woes.
It begs the question, why now? Was there a mid air collision between a witch and a Boeing? We all know there wasn?t so I wonder why they've decided to make it illegal now? Terrifying.http://safinamiutamu.blogspot.com/

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