In the Mandanga compound of Mongu, a man from Kalabo found his dead wife living with another man.
A man, whose name has been kept secret for security reasons, was in Mandanga compound on Sunday, June 19, 2022, to see an old friend. When he got there, he was given a nice meal, which was nice because the trip from Kalabo to Mongu and then to Mandanga was pretty long.
After the men ate, they decided to cool their throats with some chilled alcoholic drinks from a nearby bar, which happened to be at Kahule market in Mandanga.
When the man from Kalabo got there, he saw a woman who looked like his late wife. She had died five years before from an asthma attack.
The man couldn't believe what he was seeing, and he almost thought he had astigmatisms that were being fixed with myopia. But to make sure he was looking at the right person, he called out her name. She turned around, and sure enough, it was his dead wife.
The man was shocked and scared, but his Lozi instinct wouldn't let him run away. He just said, "Makando halati boi, muuna hasabi sesi sholokota," which is a Lozi phrase that means a man is brave and not afraid.
He then went up to his dead wife, walked her to her new husband, and told him that his wife had died a few years ago.
I woke up before they could go any further.
These are the kinds of dreams I have when I go to sleep in the afternoon without eating.