ABSTRACT

In a drought-stricken African plain, Kefilwe Mokoena, a disillusioned engineer and artist, journeys home with her broken weather drone — a relic of failed hope. As she repairs it, she rediscovers not ritual, but resonance: the harmony between technology and nature. When the first drops finally fall, it isn’t magic — it’s understanding. The Last Rainmaker is a quiet science fiction tale about listening to the land, and learning that creation begins with empathy.



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