Close Up | Trembling to the discordant symphony of lawlessness
The scene takes place in 1988, when Zambia is experiencing economic hardships, a situation that gives Chanda occasion to confront her husband: “Zambia is in this state because of Kaunda’s support for you, your people, your ANC. The country has shortages, electricity cuts and is being punished economically left, right and centre. I really hope that when you get your freedom, you’ll be able to feed your people, that you won’t have any crime. I have my doubts.
“When we get our freedom,” Sobhuza says stubbornly, “we’ll make sure there are no kawalalas [criminals].”Subscribe to News24 for just R75 per month to read all our investigative and in-depth journalism. You can cancel any time.
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