In The Eyes Of Dambe

In the late 1940s, during the colonial era on a part of the savannah plains of the coast of Africa, a boy named Dambe was born into a royal family. His father, the Chief of Diya village, had died four days just before his birth, and tradition dictated that the first male born after a chief's death would be his successor. The elders had already begun preparations, polishing the old ceremonial stools, weaving fresh thatch for the royal hut's roof, setting aside the finest cowhide for the thro...