It's now emerging that Mzee Baraza was under pressure to follow traditional African norms on marriage. Episode 5 of YES I DO lifts the veil on a forgotten topic dogging today's relationships: childlessness.
Much as it is still for the stage, it is a depiction of real life. Society unfairly blames wives for not bearing children yet it could be a man's problem, or both.
In other scenes, Shikwekwe comes off as wiser and older. With a balding forehead and relaxed dressing as if there is no hurry in Africa, he quips this to Sammy, " Save a brother before he saves you first".
Like all good thing's, what's saved for last is indeed the prime piece. Sammy refuses to be a simp of being relegated to "just friends" corner after Fari chose Mzee Baraza over him. He rightly argues that a lot has happened and that, "we can't be friends again". There are many things that can't be reversed.
STORY By MUSYOKA NGUI
Goats on the road to Tseikuru market. Goat market in Tseikuru town takes place on Thursdays bringing together sellers and buyers from across Kitui County as well as neighboring Tharaka Nithi County and others.|MWINGI TIMES
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