On the eve of his 89th birthday, Puawui reflects. What would he do differently? How has he coped with personal loss? 

On the eve of his 89th birthday, Puawui reflects. What would he do differently? How has he coped with personal loss? 

In this episode, Puawui talks about his education going from Bo School (where he skipped a grade)  where he was a Senior Prefect, to attending Prince of Wales.

In this episode, Puawui talks about his education going from Bo School (where he skipped a grade)  where he was a Senior Prefect, to attending Prince of Wales.

In this episode, Puawui talks more about his complex relationship with "Papa Sheki" about spending time in Mafanta prison during a state of emergency and eventually being relentlessly courted by Siaka Stevens. In addition, he talks about why he and all his brothers shared the name "Sama" and how he got his nickname/mom de plume "Puawui"

In this episode, Puawui talks more about his complex relationship with "Papa Sheki" about spending time in Mafanta prison during a state of emergency and eventually being relentlessly courted by Siaka Stevens. In addition, he talks about why he and all his brothers shared the name "Sama" and how he got his nickname/mom de plume "Puawui"

In this episode, Puawui talks about Papa Sheki, the man with whom he shared a particularly complex relationship. From getting arrested and thrown in prison on Sheki's beahalf, to serving in his government later on, he briefly discusses a few anecdotes that are a can't miss. Included are Papa Sheki's succession plan that did not involve his vice president, and how it was handled by Parliament, and the fall out that followed.