Abducted children offered to undercover reporter
As part of an investigation into witchcraft and child abduction in Uganda, the BBC spoke to a man who claimed that he headed a network of traffickers across the whole of the country.
For $250 (£160) a reformed criminal introduced the BBC to Yunus Kabul, who boasted he had been abducting children for witch-doctors in Africa and abroad, for years.
Unaware he was being recorded, Mr Kabul described to the BBC's Chris Rogers how he got hold of children for his customers.
12 Oct 2011
- From the section Africa