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    Uyise ka Mjwentru

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailJuly 4, 2011No Comments1 Min Read
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    A woman extremely hurt by her husbands’ promiscuous conduct narrates her bitterness about the way human beings handle themselves, especially now when the world drowns at the merciless hands of the HIV/ AIDS pandemic. Narrated in Pondo language, this comic-play left the audience sniggering and smiling, in admiration of the brilliance of this one-woman show. BDFJP

    A woman extremely hurt by her husbands’ promiscuous conduct narrates her bitterness about the way human beings handle themselves, especially now when the world drowns at the merciless hands of the HIV/ AIDS pandemic. Narrated in Pondo language, this comic-play left the audience sniggering and smiling, in admiration of the brilliance of this one-woman show. BDFJP

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