This issue’s isiZulu word is ukhetho. Ukhetho is elections. The root word is khetha – choose. As such, ukhetho is literarily ‘the great choosing’.
I am glad I was able to take part in ukhetho in America, even though I am not in any way, shape or form an American. Even the fact that at some point, I attended school in Orlando still doesn’t make me an American because it was Orlando in Soweto.
This story is from the 26 November 2020 edition of Finweek English.
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