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  ZAMBIA EXPLAINS: THE HAUNTED PRISON — The Chilling Legend of Mukobeko Medium Prison in Kabwe Article by Rodgers Mangwela | ZAMBEZI24  Imagine spending the night behind prison walls, surrounded by darkness, silence and the knowledge that escape is impossible. Then, somewhere beyond your cell, you see a pale, human-like figure moving across the prison yard. It makes strange noises as it walks, but nobody seems to know what it is or where it has come from. Would you dismiss it as a trick of the mind, or would you begin to wonder whether something beyond human understanding was sharing the prison grounds with you? This is the chilling story associated with Mukobeko Medium Prison in Kabwe, Zambia , where accounts attributed to prisoners and some prison officials have circulated about mysterious nighttime appearances, unexplained noises and a giant tree believed by some to be a gathering place for witches. For years, according to the stories, the prison was more than a ...
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