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The title "No Witchcraft for Sale" is ironic because it suggests a rejection of the commodification of cultural practices and traditions, particularly in the context of African witchcraft. In the story, the African healer's knowledge and skills are treated as valuable, yet the title implies that such profound cultural wisdom cannot be bought or sold like a commodity. This irony highlights the tension between Western capitalism and indigenous knowledge systems, emphasizing that true understanding and respect for these traditions cannot be reduced to mere transactions.

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