In many cultures, there is a tendency to keep family problems private to avoid bringing shame and ridicule upon the family. Discussing personal or family issues openly is often seen as airing one’s dirty laundry, which can lead to gossip, judgement, and social stigma. However, the story of Paramount Chief Chitimukulu stands in stark contrast to this norm as he chose to openly discuss the struggles his family has dealt with, particularly the issues pertaining to his two sons who were drug addicts. He says one of his sons used to exhibit extreme behaviour such as walking naked in the village, while the other one dropped out of school. Given the high status of the Chitimukulu family, such incidents likely...