Can The Real Men Please Stand Up? by Mohale Ratiba As human beings, we are a collective of our different experiences and influences. Our backgrounds play a role in shaping the type of people we become in society. As we grow up, we pick up a lot of patterns and behaviours from our surroundings which influences the type of people we become. Even though we pick up … Read More
Single Again: A book that shines spotlight on darker side of relationships Many a times, it’s rare for single people to paint a real picture when discussing or dissecting their status. There’s often political correctness when revealing one’s singleness. Single and satisfied, single and happy, single and not looking. There’s a level of pride, in many a single peple, where it’s hard, if not impossible, for one to say ‘I am single … Read More
Tudor Bismark Challenges Africans To Think Creatively To Find Solutions A few years ago, one of Africa’s authentic voices in the gospel circuit, Bishop Tudor Bismark penned a timeless book in an expedition to emancipate Africa from entanglements delaying the continent’s progress. The relevance of Bismarck’s book – Think: Organizing People, Organizing Money, was brought into light considering the latest political, social and economic developments in Southern Africa. In his … Read More
How To Navigate Failure In Your Life Have you ever failed at something in your life to a point where you feel like you are not capable of anything anymore? Well, you are in good company. I know the feeling and I have been there so many times. It was at university where I experienced my first failure. It was really difficult for me to take in … Read More
Leaders Are Called To Serve, Not To be Served The greatest leaders’ misapprehension is the expectation to be served by people instead of serving the people. The perception and expectation of leadership prominence, glory and positional benefits have invaded the governance structures of the church. Leaders are expecting to be served by church members while they are doing less or close to nothing to serve the church members. A … Read More
Do the Rest and God will do the Best For he that is entered into his rest, he also hath ceased from his own works, as God did from his – Hebrews 4 v 10 KJV In any profession, rest is important. In these trying times, chances of rest are minimal owing to the turn of events and shock brought by Covid-19, the pandemic that has the world on … Read More
Diary of A Church Boy With his first four literary offerings, astute author Ace Moloi took readers to cloud nine and now, with his fifth book, he is catapulting them to seventh heaven. Moloi, whose other works include Tholwana Tsa Tokoloho (2018), University of Free State’s Initiative for Creative African Narratives (2018), Holding My Breath (2016) and In Her Fall Rose a Nation (2013), takes the road … Read More
The 12 Don’ts on Finances in Relationships Don’t give a wrong impression about your financial status. Don’t open joint accounts while still dating. Some financial decisions make sense after lobola is paid. Don’t take loans in order to impress your partner. Don’t open accounts or take loans on behalf of your partner. They may not repay and mess up your credit record. Don’t condone financial recklessness or … Read More
Big dreams require bold decisions Do you believe that you have BIG dreams to achieve in your life? Of course you do. Everyone does. But what happens when you have BIG dreams but afraid to take bold steps? It was 2012 when I took a bold decision that not every young man in his early 20s would. I had just completed my national diploma in … Read More
The 10 Mistakes Christians Make About Relationship (uMjolo) 1. Using Scriptures To Shela The tendency by brothers to use spiritual gifts to lure lovers has been in place for years. Back in the day, they used dreams but now brothers are using the didactical exegesis of scriptures to sway sisters. They use prophesies and the name of God to charm unsuspecting sisters. To some women it works and … Read More
