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Why some mothers in this West African nation grow dreadlocks on babies

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Growing dreadlocks may be inspired by fashion trends or religion if one is a Rastafarian. But, in an oil-rich region of the West African nation of Ghana, some mothers in Cape Three Point deliberately have their babies grow dreadlocks to scare witches that are after their lives or to prevent the children from being enchanted....

Source: Face2Face Africa - The Premier Pan-African Voice

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