Zimbabwe News Update
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A YEAR ago, Jabulani Moyo (44), from Bulawayo’s Mzilikazi suburb, was a giant in his world — a tireless carpenter whose strong, skilled hands shaped beautiful furniture and whose earnings fed his wife and three children.His solid business was a pillar of the community, and his calloused hands were symbols of his strength and independence. Now, that pillar is shattered.
It began with a sudden, searing pain and a terrifying collapse.
The doctor’s diagnosis — a stroke, or “cerebral vascular accident” — was a crushing blow.Moyo survived, but the man who returned home was a shadow of his former self. His dominant right side is now a burden, and his speech is a frustrating, slurred struggle.
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