Daylight Drama In Lusaka as Man Caught Stealing Water Pipes Forced to Confess After His Eyes Suddenly Began to Swell
The day the man was caught stealing water pipes is one that still lives vividly in my memory, not because of the theft itself, but because of what followed afterward. In our area, water is life. The pipes that run underground supply dozens of homes, schools, and small businesses. When the taps suddenly ran dry for days, tension rose. Children missed school, families argued, and accusations flew from house to house. Everyone suspected sabotage, but no one had proof.
One early morning, a group of Lusaka residents discovered freshly dug soil near the main water line. The pipes had been removed carefully, not broken, which meant the thief knew exactly what he was doing. As the crowd gathered, a man named Choolwe—quiet, reserved, and known for keeping to himself—was seen hovering nearby, sweating heavily despite the cool morning air. When confronted, he denied everything. He swore by his children and ancestors that he knew nothing about the missing pipes.
At first, the elders wanted to hand the matter over to the authorities. But before any decision could be made, something strange happened. Choolwe began rubbing his eyes uncontrollably. Within minutes, his eyelids swelled so badly that he could barely see. Panic spread through the crowd. Some people thought it was an allergy, others whispered that it was fear catching up with him. But the swelling continued, becoming more severe by the hour.
By midday, Choolwe was crying openly. His voice trembled as he begged for help. “Please,” he said, “take me to someone who understands these things.” That was the moment an old woman in the crowd mentioned a name I had heard before but never paid much attention to—Dr. Mawanda.
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I had always been skeptical of traditional healers. Like many people, I believed only in what I could see and explain logically. But desperation has a way of humbling you. Choolwe’s condition was worsening, and no clinic nearby could explain why his eyes had swollen so suddenly without any injury or infection. After a brief discussion, the elders agreed to take him to Dr. Mawanda, and I went along, partly out of curiosity and partly because something inside me wanted to understand what was happening.
We traveled for hours until we reached a quiet compound surrounded by trees. The atmosphere was calm, almost heavy with silence. Dr. Mawanda welcomed us without judgment or anger. He did not rush. He observed Choolwe closely, listened to the elders, and then asked everyone else to step back. What struck me most was his confidence—not arrogance, but certainty born of experience.
After a short consultation, Dr. Mawanda spoke plainly. He said that when someone commits a wrongdoing and continues to lie while knowing the damage caused to others, the weight of that guilt can manifest in physical ways, especially when the spirit is disturbed. He explained that the swelling was not random—it was a reflection of inner conflict and deception.
Choolwe broke down completely. Through tears and shaking breaths, he confessed everything. He admitted that he had been stealing water pipes at night and selling them to scrap dealers in a nearby town. He said he needed money urgently and believed no one would ever find out. As the truth poured out, the room felt lighter, as though something invisible had lifted.
Dr. Mawanda performed a cleansing ritual focused on confession, accountability, and restoration. He instructed Choolwe to return what he could, compensate the community, and publicly admit his wrongdoing. Only after that, he said, would true healing begin. What amazed me was that shortly after the ritual and confession, the swelling in Choolwe’s eyes began to reduce. By the next morning, he could open them fully.
That experience changed my perspective completely.
Later that evening, I had a chance to speak privately with Dr. Mawanda. I asked him how he learned this work. He explained that his knowledge had been passed down through generations, refined over decades of helping people deal with problems rooted not just in the body, but in the spirit, relationships, and conscience. He made it clear that he does not replace hospitals or modern medicine, but works where problems go deeper—where guilt, fear, broken promises, and hidden truths disturb a person’s peace.
Since that day, I have personally witnessed lives change through his guidance. People burdened by unexplained misfortune, constant conflicts, or deep emotional distress found clarity after visiting him. What sets Dr. Mawanda apart is not magic or theatrics, but his emphasis on truth, responsibility, and balance. He never promises shortcuts. Instead, he guides you to face the truth and make amends.
I recommend Dr. Mawanda because I saw with my own eyes what honesty and proper guidance can do. Choolwe did not just regain his sight; he regained his dignity. He apologized to the community, returned part of the money, and even helped reinstall the pipes. Today, he is a changed man, respected for owning up to his mistakes.
If you are struggling with unexplained issues, inner turmoil, or situations that seem beyond normal understanding, I believe seeking guidance from someone experienced and grounded can make a difference. My meeting with Dr. Mawanda taught me that some problems require deeper reflection, accountability, and spiritual clarity.
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This is my honest story, shared not to convince, but to testify. Sometimes, the truth finds a way out—no matter how deeply it is buried.