Warrior Princess Book

I bought this book from a small book shop in Bangkok ,Thailand 2 months ago and it took me about 4 to 5 days to finish reading it.
it is about a person called Kasune Zulu who is a princess and is from Zambia in Africa where she is from.the co author is Belinda. A. Collins who is from Australia.
she got her self checked and was positive for hiv aids.
she has described in this book about her life and how she grew up in a small village.


most of her friends and relatives have died from Hiv Aids.
and very few people even knew that Hiv Aids existed till the 1980's.

the author is a Christian and loves Jesus.
she then gets married to man 25 years her senior , he is called Moffat Zulu, and has 2 children joy and faith.
she was only a teenager back then.
she talks about her love for jesus and all.

she then opens a school for poor children called "the fountain of life".
this is a scheme which helps poor children who have this problem.
she gets married again. to a person called David.
she is from a very poor and backward country in Africa which is Zambia.

she then starts coming on a radio where she talks about people with hiv aids and wants people to become aware of this problem.

she then goes to America , which is new York, she comes out of her country for the first time and is amazed and shocked to see the buildings and how people live since it is a first world country and then she says to her self that how corrupt are the leaders of her country that they come to these places like the west but they do not care about the people suffering in her own country.


then she goes to Washington dc where she meets the president bush. she tells him to help people in Africa who has hiv aids,she explains to him the plight and the misery of the people of her country and about how millions are suffering in Africa.


she also gets a kiss from the president bush and she feels great and cant believe what is happening.
this was the head line all over the news papers.

the princess Kasune Zulu starts living in America and shifts to Chicago and continues to fight for the rights of people in her country!.

what a brave women!.

this was an amazing book and I am glad that I read it and its a true story!.




this was one great read!.