Summary:
The memoir recounts the author's experiences in Zimbabwe during the country's decline under Robert Mugabe, interweaving personal and national history. It explores themes of identity, displacement, and the complex relationship between the author's family and a land undergoing political turmoil and economic disaster.
Key points:
1. Zimbabwe's Struggle: The book delves into Zimbabwe's political and economic chaos under Robert Mugabe, highlighting corruption, violence, and economic downfall.
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