In His Steps. What Would Jesus Do? is a book first published in 1896. It has sold more than 50,000,000 copies, and ranks as one of the best-selling books of all time. The book written by Charles Sheldon (1857-1946), described the story of a homeless man that interrupted the comfortable routine of First Church of …
The Great Reset is a proposal by the World Economic Forum (WEF) to rebuild the economy sustainably following the COVID-19 pandemic. It consists of seven fundamental pillars: (1) shaping the economic recovery, (2) redesigning social contracts, skills and jobs (3) restoring the health of environment (4) developing sustainable business models (5) revitalizing global cooperation (6) …
Steven Musielski is one of the most terrific guys I have ever met. We became friends after he sent a message to me on twitter about two years ago. Before the coronavirus pandemic, Steven who is based in United States, would regularly meet men offline at 5.30 AM California time however since10th of April, when …
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Before I eventually found a publisher for my book and ‘self-published’ it few days ago, I searched for a publisher that will do a good job at a reasonable price in South Africa without success. However, it was when I was assisting a Christian brother that I had a breakthrough. The brother who lives in …
Nelson Mandela used to say “It always seems impossible until it’s done.” Therefore, whatever the problem we may be facing today, let’s know there can be a dramatic shift in fortune if we as a people are tired of our circumstances and willing to change. The fortune of Africa is in our hands!
Like this pandemic that caught the world on unaware though experts warned of it coming, a final apocalypse – the total destruction and end of the world – will happen one day
Why can’t we protest peacefully in our communities like we did, back in the days on our campuses when we used to sing “solidarity forever, we shall always fight for our rights.”
Mlangeni served 26 years and was released in 1989. He continued to participate in politics and, after 1994, was an MP until 2014. President Cyril Ramaphosa said this about him “The passing of Andrew Mekete Mlangeni signifies the end of a generational history
As Africans, we can thank God for the abundant natural resources (including sunlight and wind) we have and the determination of ordinary citizens to make their lives better and continent great
Africa, to me, begins with a story little known to those who cross the oceans. It’s not a prophecy, but it’s a dream about a future world, that like the silent growing forest trees, carefully rises into reality from the unseen.
