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Kwenye Ukingo wa Thim (At the Edge of Thim) was written by Tanzanian playwright Ebrahim Hussein in 1988 and translated into English in 2000 by Kimani Njogu. Similar to many of Hussein's plays, At the Edge of Thim deals with the struggle between custom and modernity. After the death of Herbert Palla the family and friends alike are left to deal with how to grieve this loss while still confronting the power structure that defines their decisions.