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Unshackled
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M’Mwenda shifted his weight onto his cane to lessen his discomfort. At barely fifty, he had become accustomed to the shuffle that made him seem...
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In the Shade of the Branch
Ridwan Badamasi
Garba sat flat on the floor, half relieved and half stunned. How did Umar get kidnapped? And how would he gather that amount of money...
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