2 Ergebnisse.

This is the sequel to Frenemy Matriarchs. Merab and Ruth have retired, and both businesses are failing without them. Leah wants Merab's restaurant to stay open, but it is losing money and she is not equipped to save it. Although Ruth's home furnishings boutique is still profitable, its performance is declining, and Herbert is not interested in running it. The matriarchs' granddaughters, Babirye, Nakato and Hellen, have their own busy careers a...

Merab doesn't want to marry. The husband chosen for her is an older farmer with three children of his own. To object doesn't cross Merab's mind, however. She respects and obeys the limited roles Ugandan tribal culture gives to women. To do otherwise would be to deny centuries of culture. Unlike Merab, Ruth rails against the limitations of being a woman in a world where men hold all the power. Ruth wants to make her own way in life, despite the...