US EditionLidudumalingani mqombothi’s “Memories We Lost” drew parallels with COVID-19 pandemic
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Lidudumalingani mqombothi’s “Memories We Lost” drew parallels with COVID-19 pandemic
BY OUMAH OTIENOH “There was never a forewarning that this thing was coming. It came out of nowhere, as ghosts do…” This opening catchphrase from Lidudumalingani Mqombothi’s award-winning short story, Memories We Lost painted a true picture of the past globe’s gory situation of the effects of Coronavirus (COVID-19). What short story should we write about Covid-19? This question reawakened my maiden encounter with Mqombothi’s tale first published …
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