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A ghetto anthem
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Complete, First published Nov 05, 2024
My name was Amai Chenge before the incident. Now I have no name. Some, with pity in their eyes, call me the woman who suffered a great injustice. Others, out of indifference, or respect, or even acceptance of a cruel fate that they were not dealt, call me Amai Chigombe. 
But I have no name.
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