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English · Thriller

Sanduku La Baba

By Zahra Bahari

A gripping commercial novel 'Sanduku La Baba' by Zahra Bahari.

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01The Safe on the TableJuma placed the envelope of property papers in the middle of the table before the tea had even cooled.02Four EnvelopesAmina woke before dawn but did not switch on the main light.03The Deposit Before the FuneralAmina sat on the floor in front of Father’s lower cabinet, the small key resting in her palm.04What the Rent SaysThe next morning Amina carried the rent ledger, her phone filled with photographs of receipts, and a copy of Kaseke’s message.05The Creditor’s NumberJuma refused to meet with everyone until evening.06The Debt No One NamedJuma did not go with Amina to the creditor in the morning as he had promised.07Father’s SignatureThe following morning, Amina placed the security file inside a dated plastic sleeve.08What Each of Them CarriedAfter returning from the SACCO, Amina did not let anyone scatter with their own version of the facts.09The Motorcycle He SoldAmina woke before her phone rang.10A Price for SpeedKaseke met them at a tea stall near the road leading to the plot.11The Relative Who Brought the RushKaseke’s message stayed on Amina’s phone until they reached home.12The Plan Left in the LedgerAmina placed their father’s paper in the middle of the table, surrounded by the rent ledger, the SACCO statement and the preliminary plot agreement.13What Should Be Sold?The next morning, Amina laid three papers on the table: the shop stock list, two plot valuations and the debt payment ledger.14The Creditor’s TableThe SACCO meeting was set in a small room behind the main office.15The Hospital ReceiptsJuma asked them to meet at the shop before it opened.16Rules for the FamilyAfter the first payment was confirmed, the family gathered in the yard of the rental houses.17Before the Extended FamilyOn Saturday evening, Mama Rehema’s yard filled with plastic chairs.18One KeyThe morning began before sunrise.