WIBOWO, KUKUH GANI GUNTUR (2008) THE PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT OF DIDIMU IN LEGSON KAYIRA’S “I WILL TRY”: A STUDY OF PSYCHOSOCIAL APPROACH. Other thesis, PROGDI FACULTY ENGLISH LITERATURE.

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Abstract

Didimu was born on May 10, 1942. His father, Timothy Mwenekanyonyo Mwamalopa Arinani Chikowoka Kayira, and his mother, Ziya Nyakawonga, were members of the Tumbuka tribe in the small hill village of Mpale in the Karonga district of northern Nyasaland, which at the time was a British protectorate federated with Rhodesia. They were poor and illiterate. His father had never learned a trade and owned no cows, so the family ate from their 20 acre garden. Although living in a poor family, Didimu had a great dream. He dreamed to reach education as high as he could. He thought that the education was the only way to got his family out from poverty. Finally, he decided to go to America although...

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