DIQUENCE MWAKA: GRAVE ACCIDENT THAT HAS BEEN FORGOTTENBy JOHN KAPESA WHILE all humans have notable, extraordinary and memorable touching experiences DiquenceMwaka brightly recalls his experiences of June 1, 2013; not that he remembers this day with nostalgic memories, but sad ones that could have led to his grave earlier! The day began like all normal luminous mornings; Diquence, who worked for Mopani Copper Mines (MCM), the biggest mines in Zambia finished his shift on this Saturday afternoon. With foresight to enjoy the weekend, he arranged with his peers for an outing after visiting home for lunch to the Squash club over a couple of drinks like all contemporary young men and women in this day. After a relaxed evening, Mr Mwaka narrated saying with his two other friends they left the club to pass through Officers’ Mess then proceeded to Kundas which was one of the in-place and popular for the package of chicken wings! […]
DIQUENCE MWAKA: GRAVE ACCIDENT THAT HAS BEEN FORGOTTEN
