An African Tale

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Reads 38
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Parts 2
Time 6m

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Deep in the northern regions of Namibia, the quiet village of Omafo thrives. 

All her life, Kaveidi, has dreamt of moving to the big town and leaving behind the village. What she doesn't expect, is to meet Tileni. When the time comes for her to move to the big town, she's not so sure if that's what she wants anymore.

Is moving to the big town really the right decision or should she stay? 

In between making the big decision and falling for Tileni, Kaveidi, learns that there's alot more to life than what she thought...All Rights Reserved

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