When I was leaving for work in the morning my wife asked me some money for relish, but unfortunately I had no money. I told her just to borrow money from my sister if she had. I always used to tell her that it’s not each and every time that we can manage to buy relish because of the less I get as my payment.
At 1:40pm I received a call from Kasinthula Cane Growers’ general manager Brian Namata that I was supposed to rush to office because there were visitors from America. Those visitors wanted to meet and discuss with Fairtrade Premium Fund Committee. I being the Kasinthula Fairtrade premium secretary, I rushed to meet visitors. They asked me to tell and show them some of the projects that have been implemented through premium fund. I took them and show them some, but failed to see electrification project of Chinangwa village because they were late and rush to Blantyre.
Late afternoon around 6:30pm one of the Chinangwa basing boys was robbed on the way to Chinangwa from Dyeratu trading center. He was cycling and saw a person on front of him footing. When he was passing by a man he suddenly collapsed from his bicycle due to heavy hit of a bar to his forehead. Fortunately Henry struggled with a robber whilst calling people for a rescue. While they were struggling Henry was also hit by a friend of a robber, and took Henry’s bicycle and a new pair trousers that was clamped on the carrier.
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