Rest in peace DwD: Death you're so cruel!

Dubani wa Dubani PIC: THE VOICE NEWSPAPER FACEBOOK
Dubani wa Dubani PIC: THE VOICE NEWSPAPER FACEBOOK

Dubani wa Dubani was one of my best press buddies though our paths always ran parallel when it came to which paper we worked for. He was always The Voice man, whereas I worked for numerous other publications whose number I could not finish counting on my 10 fingers!

Dubani worked for The Voice, either freelancing or on a full time basis, all the time. To his early grave, Dubani never wavered in his dedication for The Voice and particularly co-founder, Beata Kasale, who usually treated employees of the newspaper as if they were family.

Dubani, or DwD as we got to call him, covered mostly sports for The Voice. One such story was a blow-by-blow account of the trip to South Africa of the Zebras under the tutelage of Serbian coach Jelusic Veselin, who had turned the fortunes of the team around such that it was now on everyone’s lips.

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