Yesterday, our town buzzed with gasps and giggles as a woman strutted through the market, a stolen TV perched proudly on her head, belting out gospel tunes like she was on a stage. Dressed in a simple brown skirt and blue blouse, she carried the television like a prize, her bright smile drawing traders, shoppers, and boda boda riders into a curious parade. What looked like a quirky performance was no act; she’d swiped the TV.
The set belonged to Muhindi Mweusi, the town’s big-shot electronics dealer, whose shop has long been a magnet for thieves. Everyone thought he’d lose more stock, but this time, something flipped the script. Whispers spread that Muhindi had turned to a traditional protection spell, and this bizarre scene was the result. The woman’s joyful march, oblivious to her crime, left locals stunned, sparking talk of mystical forces at play. It was a wild moment that felt like a love story between tradition and triumph. Continue Reading