“Life will never be the same with Tuku and I feel like I am
standing on one leg. I have no one to turn to turn to when I encounter problems
like failure to pay my domestic bills and other things. I’m one person who is
uncomfortable with borrowing from others because people assume I have it all.
“I’m struggling like any other widow but to be honest there is no one I can say
has been assisting me when I need help. I only pray to God for help because he
is the one who is looking after widows.
“There is nothing that we could do because of the Covid-19
lockdown. When I miss the good things we do together or when I am stuck, I
close my bedroom and start crying indoors.
“The wound is still fresh and I get more affected
especially when we are commemorating his legacy like now. He was a loving and
caring husband who taught me to work on my own despite all the fame he had.
“He knew that one days one of us would leave first and it
so happened it was him who left us early and we have to be content with that
fate.
“I might be a widow but there comes a time when life must
go on and I am also expected to fend for the family. In my case, I am into
farming and this year we planted maize and soya beans but I have challenges to
acquire loans nokuti ndinotya chikwereti,” she told H Metro
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