There are some conversations families discuss openly.
And there are others that sit quietly in the room for years - everybody knowing they are there, but nobody knowing how to begin the conversation.
This Saturday, ZNK brings you a feature article that may start one of those conversations.
It concerns two generations.
Parents may begin reading it convinced that the writer is speaking on their behalf.
Their children may initially think otherwise.
We advise both sides not to celebrate too early.
Because before the writer finishes, the mirror turns in more than one direction.
We shall say no more at this point!
Read it slowly when it appears on Saturday. Better still, read it as a family.
Some will agree with the writer.
Some will argue with him/her.
Some may become uncomfortable because the writer has touched a nerve.
And somewhere in the diaspora, we suspect somebody will finish reading it, remain silent for a moment, and then say:
“Jamani… huyu mwandishi leo ametugusa!”
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