Summary of Chris Lockhart & Daniel Mulilo Chama's Walking the Bowl

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#1 Timo made his way through the Chibolya Township, a slum area in central Lusaka. The area was known for its drug trade, and Timo wanted out. He was almost eighteen and had been living in the township for ten years. He did not want it to be for nothing.

#2 Timo went to visit Simon, a man who had once worked for the Ministry of Agriculture. He was now a junkie, stealing radios, phones, and laptops to support his heroin habit.

#3 Timo was going to meet with one of Lusaka’s most powerful drug dealers, Seven Spirits, and convince him that he was the right person for the job. It was a plan that had been sitting with him for months. But it was a complication: the leader of the Gaza Strip Boys, Timo’s gang, was going to be there.

#4 Timo went to the Lusaka CBD to look for Chansa. He didn’t have the correct directions, but he eventually found a rambling one-story house at the end of a secluded cul-de-sac that read JESUS CARES in the front yard.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Apr 2, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669381297

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Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

Timo made his way through the Chibolya Township, a slum area in central Lusaka. The area was known for its drug trade, and Timo wanted out. He was almost eighteen and had been living in the township for ten years. He did not want it to be for nothing.

#2

Timo went to visit Simon, a man who had once worked for the Ministry of Agriculture. He was now a junkie, stealing radios, phones, and laptops to support his heroin habit.

#3

Timo was going to meet with one of Lusaka’s most powerful drug dealers, Seven Spirits, and convince him that he was the right person for the job. It was a plan that had been sitting with him for months. But it was a complication: the leader of the Gaza Strip Boys, Timo’s gang, was going to be there.

#4

Timo went to the Lusaka CBD to look for Chansa. He didn’t have the correct directions, but he eventually found a rambling one-story house at the end of a secluded cul-de-sac that read JESUS CARES in the front yard.

#5

Timo, after his mother died, was forced to fend for himself. He bounced around between different relatives, but the extended family network failed him. He was left to fend for himself on the streets, where he learned to rely on himself and not others.

#6

Timo was still trying to decide if he had the right house when a gold-colored Toyota Hi-Lux drove up from behind and pulled into the driveway. With a seasoned eye, he noted the tinted windows, custom black wheels, chrome sidebars, and neat row of spotlights affixed to the roof. He speculated how much money each item would bring on the