Not very long ago, abused women had a solution for their violent and also philandering men. A drug called Korobela. It was obtainable from select few sangomas. Men generally feared and hated sangomas who supplied women with this drug. Therefore the purveyors only supplied the female market and the identities of suppliers were a secret only known to some women. A colleague would whisper in the ear of a bruised and teary woman that she knows someone (usually monna wa moVenda or Lezulu) who has solved many men, and their women are not only free, but they wear the pants today. They come home when they want and (softly) they have even taken young virile men on the side. The abused wife would then buy the drug, mix it in his beer or food. Voila, after a few days, the vicious lion would be the most docile, obedient and unquestioning lapdog. When the womans friends visited, he ran to the shops or liquor store for their refreshments without being told. The wife usually banned his family, friends and colleagues from the house. And hed be happy to implement the commands. In Pretoria, docile men were called Ee mosadi wa me / Yes my wife. He would volunteer information to his wife about who has said what about her. Korobela, the ultimate pacifier
Posted on: Tue, 02 Dec 2014 07:01:27 +0000
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