The Return of Mgofu by Francis Imbuga highlights the perplexing and recurring ethnic tensions and intolerance that mar peaceful coexistence among neighbors. It vividly exposes the severe consequences of such hostility, including underdevelopment, death, and widespread suffering.

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So, Thori and his wife, Thoriwa, return from the afterlife with a clear message from those who have passed away: neighbors must eradicate resentment, abandon the blame game, and actively pursue reconciliation. Simultaneously, Mgofu Ngoda, a descendant directly affected by the turmoil and chaos in their nation, emerges not only to restore peace but also to advocate for unity. He stands as the epitome of peace.

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