A Johannesburg pastor, chartered accountant and author nearly lost his life in a hijacking, and the thing that stayed with him most was not the gun. It was how young the men were. Themba Dlamini, who wrote Village Boy: A Memoir of Fatherlessness, spent his recovery asking one question he could not shake.
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