IFE goes on and former heartless, long time jailbirds can also genuinely change.” These are the words of Zainath Sherine Hutchinson from Ghostown in Woodlands. Aunty Sherine, as she is popularly known by everybodyinherneighbourhood,doesnothide the fact that she is a former jailbird. She was sentenced to 20 years behind bars for dealing in drugs. “I was selling all types of drugs in the area and had customers from all over Pietermaritzburg, especially around Woodlands and the Northern areas. “I was a bad women in my area and destroyed my community,” she recalled. Shealsoopenlyadmitsthatshewasgladthat her bad ways caught up with her. “I was making money but was dirty and still not happy. Honestly speaking, I did not like it at all because I was killing my neighbours’ children and my whole community.” For Hutchinson, getting caught and being sent to jail was an eye-opener and a life lesson. “God was talking to me and wanted to teach me about the reality of life. Although I was spied on andreportedtothepolicebyoneofmycompetitors, I don’t blame anybody because I was wrong from day one.” Hutchinson believes if you are suffering, poor or unemployed, you should not take short cuts to riches but speak to your God to provide. “My years in jail taught me that you must neverdecideonyourown.Alwaysaskguidance from your creator because He brought you into