Shakahola Cult Massacre: The final goodbye that never comes

The ghosts of Shakahola are back. Just 30km away from Shakahola Forest where over 430 victims died in a doom’s day cult starvation in 2023, another 32 bodies have been exhumed from mass graves in Kwa Binzaro- a quiet village, a deafening echo of a nation’s nightmare.

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