R350.00 – R18,000.00
Most African soccer lovers call it juju, muti or traditional healing, although these practices are not unique to football. Many players believe in the power of spirits, others go along to build their confidence. These rituals are part of a tradition. Here, Gbeko Agnhenuh Ajeoda ready to watch the match between Ghana and Sudan.(Credit: Michael Tsegaye/Twenty Ten/Africa Media Online)
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