By Kalusha Mwansa
The high-tech security of banks,the vaults,the cameras,the password locked doors,the entry and exit delay doors, were penetrated by the much primitive sword carrying, eye patched, wooden legged, canon blowing, ship sailing sea thieves with only one all-important catapault shot that proved to enable them to steal a famous victory from the bankers right on their own turf.
One might wonder how the sea thieves could have managed to pull off this job in a land locked nation. Well many views have been given as to how this was done, we even heard the bank manager throw the blame at their number one security officer, Racha Kola. I talked to a few bank customers who expressed displeasure with how the manager handled the whole incident.
PersonallyI think the bankers concentrated too much on marking their family mate, Collins, who they thought would expose their faulty security doors and take advantage but forgot about the remaining pirates.
Anyway that aside, this weekend the bankers travel to South Africa to try and get back what was stolen from them, so the big question is 'WILL THEY MAKE IT?'.... Judging by the recent run, one
might be tempted to say 'NO' but hey this is an unpredictable battle.
I trust that Mr Mumba has assembled a strong side to face the pirates that has put behind they last two beatings at both the hands of the pirates and the army men. Saturday all roads lead to Soccer City (the
pirates ship) were this epic battle will be concluded. May the best team win!.