PIKELELA GUTYUNGWA MEMOIRS

I SHOULD HAVE TAKEN THE DAMN VACCINE! ( NB : Click on the link above to watch this chilling video.) THIS COMMENTARY IS DEDICATED TO MY FRIEND (SINCE YESTERDAY): KINGSLEY!  Returning from my beloved late Sister's Funeral, Francis Kedibone Seboya at Henley On Klip. After our day's work was done, I dialled a Bolt Taxi to shuttle us back home. We hoped inside Kingsley's ride, I was with my younger brother, Thamsanqa. As usual, a conversation ensued as we greeted each other. After a while later, Kingsley threw the spanner in the works, by saying he and many others; are very skeptical of taking the vaccine. I listened to Kingley's point of view with muted interest as I cogitate and mulled over my pending response.  Kingsley and I, were simply having a good conversation and not a heated debate where our diametrically opposed views switched blades leaving both of us in a defeated limbo. No. I asked Kingsley which side he was on since in the whole world today, there are only two

  Delta Phiri Born: 26/08/44 - Died: 25/06/21 ODE TO MY BELOVED MOTHER! Conceived and Born into this world during World War 2 and exited into God’s Rest during a Pandemic: Delta was a shining star perched between two darkest nights. Growing up during the most difficult time in history: she remained true to her name by channelling love through her dazzling smile and ever glowing presence. Her calmliness: her electrifying poise and soothing demeanour attracted many friends who saw and found in her a pillar and a fort to run to in their time of need.  She loved and welcomed everyone crossing her path and always knew when to peacefully and silently withdraw when confronted by haters who misconstrued her noble intentions. After growing up without a mother from my tender age I never knew that falling for her Daughter as a young man could lead me straight into embracing motherly arms.  O’ for the love she gave to me constantly without reserve God recreated the world I missed out on in my chil