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Blood Brothers
| Blood Brothers by Meja Mwangi |
| The play begins with the arrival of a white couple at a remote and crumbling border crossing in the African bush. When they try to pass a day-old, black baby as theirs, the border guard smells a crime. He becomes more suspicious when they fail to pinpoint the location of the Bush Hospital, where they claim their baby was born, or produce documents to support their story. While they wait for the police to investigate, the border guard extends traditional hospitality to the travellers and he and Ruben, the white man claiming to be the natural father of a black baby, forge a friendship bordering on brotherhood – well, almost. In his adaptation of the novel, Mama Dudu, the author has crafted a play that is just as entertaining. THE READER. |
| Blood Brothers hm books, 2009 106 pgs ISBN 978-0-9820126-0-4 |
| A humorous clash of cultures, egos and purposes. - The Reader |
| ISBN 978-1-84728-468-6 |
| Mama Dudu hm books, 2007 315 pgs |