Obeah in Trinidad and Tobago is a syncretic spiritual practice rooted in West African traditions that has functioned as a form of cultural resistance and healing for centuries. This article investigates the historical trajectory of Obeah from its origins with the Akan people to its criminalisation during the British colonial era and its modern survival. … Continue reading Obeah in Trinidad and Tobago: A complex tapestry of tradition, spirituality, and resistance