What habits and inclinations are you battling with – behaviours you try, but fail to change?
What are the spiritual attacks – demonic forces and curses – you are trying to break free from?
You have been labelled and judged, but nobody knows the internal struggles besetting you. You look okay on the surface, but your internal battles devastate and burden you. You long to be a better person, but you don’t know how. You have sought behavioural interventions to be a better person. You make resolutions that do not hold. You think God is angry with you because of your failures, and in despair you have given up. The author has written this modern epistle to share the victory that is available in Jesus. He unpacks the revelations he has received on how the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ can liberate you from the bondage of demonic forces. As you read, the Word itself shall heal you.

In this masterpiece of a novel, poet, writer and former Daily News (South Africa) Editor and The Independent (United Kingdom) Associate Editor Kaizer Mabhilidi Nyatsumba beautifully weaves together the twisting kaleidoscope of diverse themes such as modern-day relationships with their complexities: polyamory, South Africa’s political evolution, its political decay and a prognosis for its fateful future! On The Precipice reveals the writer’s deep knowledge of South Africa’s transition to democracy and his acute observation of the shenanigans which have seen it patched precariously on the brink of catastrophe as a failed state.

How different is the ANC from the former apartheid oppressors? Is it a small sin when a Black is robbed and oppressed by a fellow Black, but a big sin when that robber and oppressor is a White? Does sin have skin colour? This book borrows from existing research to unearth the truth about the history of oppression in South Africa. It demonstrates that the history of South Africa is not about the oppression of Blacks by Whites, or the liberation of Blacks from apartheid, but about greed and desire to dominate others. The book further demonstrates that the ANC’s power is stolen power; first stolen when they wrestled control of the party from then President, Albert Luthuli. Then they went on a campaign to miseducate the poor, in order to steal their vote. Then they enriched themselves by mercilessly robbing them – the very people who voted them into power. Who do the ANC represent? Do Black lives matter to them?

In Love with a Stranger is a moving collection of short stories by Johannesburg-based Kaizer Mabhilidi Nyatsumba, whose impressive powers of human observations and acclaimed writing expertise are on display in this book. Contained in it are fascinating short stories written at a time when South Africa was going through an historic political transition that gripped the world’s attention. Although based in South Africa, the stories have a universal appeal. While some may be of greater interest or relevance to people in countries dealing with conflicts or going through transitions, the themes and emotions that the stories touch upon are universal in nature, such as love and fear, among others.

It is often said that moral decency is a virtue that cannot be replaced with any other thing in life. This book extols the virtue of ethical conducts – patience, integrity, willpower, self-discipline and modesty – that connect learning to success, to help all categories of learners comprehend the essentials of good character and inspire them to apply these excellent conducts in their life’s journey, to attain the successful life they seek.

This novel is based on pre-historic catastrophes, metaphysics, astronomy, including astrology and geological evidence. It is not just a fantasy book plucked from some deep ethereal make-believe. It’s an extraordinary story of survival at the edge of the ancient world, dating back to thousands of years from modern civilization. Its narratives are woven into real events, using historical records. The author interlaced these facts and evidence into a fantasy storyline that has profound message for all of humanity. The main character embarks on a journey to save earth and in so doing uncovers many hidden mysteries, including the power of darkness and the potent manifestation of light. On the dark side, a powerful adversary chases him down and there is a meeting not only of individuals but also the greater backdrop of metaphysics in general.

Labane o ne a le gone mo. Fa a kopolola matlho a akabalaa iphitlhela a hemisiswa ka mathomponyana, selo se se dirilweng mo go ene a sa ipone ka a ne a idibetse. A tswa mo maibing jalo a sa itse le gore go la bo kae, a sa gakologelwe le fa e le gore o gorogile jang mo bookelong. Fa a sa ntse a jele kgakge jalo ga ema rre mongwe wa ngaka fa go ene, a gomile mmele ka diaparo tse di neng di gopotsa Labane batho ba ba kileng ba mo latela kwa lwapeng nako a ya go tlhatlhobelwa Covid-19 e le lantlha. Ya nna gone a gakologelwang gore o ne a tla jang mo bookelong. A rothisa keledi, a ganetsa baba dumelang gore monna ga a ke a lela. Ee, a rothisa keledi ya ikutlwelo botlhoko monna yo. O ne a itse a sa bolelelwa gore o na le mogare wa Covid-19. Monna wa ngaka a mo leba a nyenya o o letsatsanyana. A bua le ene ka lentswe le le sesanyane la sesetsanyana a re, “O kgonne go bowa rra. Ke a go lebogisa.”

Successfully Implementing Turnaround Strategies in State-Owned Companies is based on comprehensive research into the implementation of turnaround strategies at South African Airways and Kenya Airways, and into the strategic restructuring which saw Ethiopian Airlines emerging as the most successful African airline. It is based on almost 50 interviews which the author, turnaround strategy scholar Kaizer Nyatsumba, had with a wide variety of stakeholders especially in South Africa and Kenya, among them Senior Executives, Board Members, Cabinet Ministers (among them Barbara Hogan, Malusi Gigaba and Nhlanhla Nene) and Labour Representatives. Informed by in-depth research, this book is a must-read for anybody interested in the subject of turnaround strategies and, especially, how the fortunes of ailing State-owned companies in South Africa, Kenya and elsewhere on the continent can be turned around successfully.

Trampling over fear and mastering the art of boldness during difficulties, this book offers courage and hope for people to navigate through the storms of life. Smile on that Weeping Face narrates the story of Kennel and his mother and their enduring struggles through pain before they experience their breakthrough. In the midst of rejection and depression, Kennel and his mother endure bitter struggles to ensure that they do not fall into the cracks of failure. The experience of Patricia is astonishing, as she has to ensure that her son grows up to become a better person in life, even though she lives in pain. Thus, with determination and courage, Patricia and Kennel surmount all odds to achieve victory. This book will undoubtedly help readers to unlock their potentials and understand the significance of being steadfast in time of difficulties.

Bayede Zulu! Siphila esikhathini esinzima kabi kule mihla. Kunabantu abadala abangcolisa impilo yabo egameni lothando. Lomkhuba wabo uhamba uze ube nomthelela omubi kabi nasozalweni lwabo. Nemindeni yabo kuhamba iphethe ngokwehlukana, ihlakazeke ngenxa yokuxegelwa kwabo yizimilo. Okubuhlungu kakhulu wukuthi yonke lemikhuba yabo emibi yemijolo yenziwa ngabantu besifungo abasemshadweni. Ikhaya lakwaNgcobo, usokhaya uDavid nguyena ozithola ethwele kanzima. Nguyena ophunga izimpukane ezifuna ukonakalisa isithebe sakhe. Konke lokhu sekuze kwehlela nakuThando, indodakazi yakhona lapha ekhaya. Umqansa asebhekene nawo manje ukukhuliswa ngaphansi kwabazali abangasezwani. Ukubhekana nenselelo yokubumba ikusasa lakhe ebe nganxanye ulwela ukunqanda idungamuzi elishendeza nonina, uMeggie. Yonke lempi uzithola eseyilwa ngokuhlanganyela nabangani bakhe kanye nomphakathi wasendaweni. Babezama ukulwa nokuthi kubunjwe, kuphinde futhi kuhlunyeleliswe nezimilo emndenini yonke ebuthakathaka. Impi enkulu abazithola sebelwa nayo manje abantwana yimpi yamandla. Yimpi amadoda ayibhekise kubantu besifazane nezingane ezingenawo amandla okuzivikela. Kuna bantu besilisa abanezinhliziyo ezimbi njengoGeorge nje, abavele bangene ngenxeba njengempethu. Basebenzisa ubuthakathaka babantu besifazane ukungena bagamanxe, bagcine ngakho ukudunga inhlalo yemizi yabantu. Bakwenza lokho bengakhathalele ukuthi izoba njani impilo yabantwana kuleso simo. Imvamisa kugcina ngokuthi kufe omunye endleleni njengalokhu sibona noMeggie efa nje. Umzabalazo kaThando siwubona uthatha igxathu elide kabi waze wafinyelela eNyuvesi. Ngendlela abalwisana ngayo nezitha zabo ibonakala ithela izithelo. Imimoya yalabo abashonayo njengoMeggie siyithola isihlanganyele kanye nabo oThando isilwa ngoba phela ayizange ikuthole ukuphumula lapho yalala khona. UMeggie usejike wayithongo elinamandla kulaba abaphilayo. Usesebenzisa bona ukulwa nokunqanda ukubhebhetheka kwalesi sihlava sokuhlukunyezwa kwabantu besifazane nezingane nangokobulili. Zitikeni ngokwenu bafundi ngawo lomdlalo. Umnandi, uyafundisa, uyayala. Nifunde, nilingise nibe nidlala. Amandla Nesandla Sikamufi.

This is the story of Eric Mani, an African migrant who once lived an upper middle class and middle class life in his home country of Cameroon, Central Africa before immigrating to Canada as a skilled immigrant, hoping to notch a better quality of life for himself and his family. Believing in Canada’s promise of unlimited opportunities for new immigrants and confident in the experience he had earned in his field of journalism and communications both in the United States and his home country, he realized there is a huge disparity between the way Canada is presented to immigrants from “developing countries” and the realities on the ground. Facing a seemingly endless list of constant trials and tribulations, Eric transitioned toward living a life beyond the Canadian working class and struggled to make ends meet with income at times below the minimum wage. In the process, he discovered a society where hiring discrimination and institutionalized racism, though silent and hidden, are prevalent and firmly established. Mani shares his personal struggles and experiences to help future immigrants make more informed decisions. This splendid work of art with its combination of humorous and emotional content, will take you on a fascinating, roller coaster ride as it highlights the trials and tribulations of the author's life in Canada.

Kuyaye kuthiwe isimilo sokuziphatha kuyinto enhle engenakushintshwa enye into empilweni. Le ncwadi idumisa ubuhle bezindlela zokuziphatha ezixhumanisa ukufunda nempumelelo - ukwethembeka, ukubekezela, ubuqotho, ukuzimisela, amandla, ukuzikhuza kanye nesizotha - ukusiza zonke izigaba zabafundi baqonde okubalulekile ngokuziphatha kahle futhi zibakhuthaze ukuthi basebenzise njalo lokhu okuhle kakhulu uqhuba ohambweni lwempilo yabo ukuthola impilo ephumelelayo abayifunayo.

Yindaba elusizi lena yomfelokazi, umakotshana uDolly Ndlovu, ozalwa kwaMchunu. Yenzeka laphaya endaweni yasemakhaya eNyanyadu, okuyindawo ngaphansi kaMasipala wase Dannhauser. Uzithola esekulesi simo nje esemncane yingoba nakhu efelwe yindoda yakhe uMthunzi Ndlovu ubengusomabhizinisi owaziwayo lapha endaweni. Ubaziwa ngodidi lwakhe lwamatekisi abekade ehambela ezindaweni ezahlukene. UMthunzi ushona nje ngokukhulu ukuzuma ngemva kokulalelwa unyendle ngoshayasibhamu, izinkabi ezingaziwa. Kulukhuni kunkosikazi wakhe osemncane uDolly okuyimanje sekuzomele angene ezicathulweni zomyeni wakhe aqhube ibhizinisi. Ulwazi analo ngebhizinisi yilolu kuphela alufunda phansi. Akakaze azithole ezibambele ngezakhe izandla njengoba nakhu sekumphoqa manje ukuthi nakanjani makabhukule.
Izinselelo zimqala khona nje laphaya esahlezi kumatilasi wesifo esidinda isililo ngomyeni wakhe. Umndeni wavele wabonisa zibekwa nje ukuthi wehlukene phakathi. Kukhona labo ababekhalisana noDolly, bemesekela futhi bemduduza. Kuthi kanti laba abanye banezinhloso zabo ezehlukile. Inhloso yalabo kwabe kungukungena emzini kaMthunzi ngobugovu. Babegaqele amafa akhe kuphela. Babezitshele ukuthi uDolly akasoze akwazi ukulisingatha leli bhizinisi lamatekisi ngoba ikakhulukazi livame ukubuswa ngabantu besilisa.
Ukubukelwa phansi njengomuntu wesifazane. Ukungahlonishwa, wehliswe isithunzi emphakathi ngoba nakhu ungumfelokazi. Yizona zezinye zezingqinamba ababhekana nazo ngqo abantu besifazane imihla ngemihla. Ukungayinikwa indawo yakho emndenini yikhona kanye lokhu okwenza ugcine usuyinto nje, ungabi ngumuntu. Kubalulekile ukwazisisa indoda yakho ukuze ungazitholi sewufakelwa isondo eliyisipele njengemoto ngenxa yokuthi ushonelwe ngumyeni. Naye uDolly akazange aphathwe ngendlela eyahlukile kwabanye. Zamtitinya naye izagila lapha emzini.
Makesifunde nasi Isilili Sabafelokazi sithole ukuthi ingabe uDolly uyaphumelela yini ukumelana nalezi zinselelo ezibhekana nabafelokazi emzini na. Uma uyaphumelela, ingabe uthinte kuphi? Uma zimehlule, zimdide kuphi izinduku?
Yithokozeleni lendaba.

Nina benkashana kaMenzi eyaphuz'umlaza ngameva! Kuyintokozo ukwethula kinina nanka amanikiniki akhungethe izwe lonke liphela, Ugcobho Lwenkohlakalo. NguZiba umfo kaMsibi lona ozithola zimnetha izinduku zenhlupheko. Simcaphuna nje lapho esezwakalisa ukuzilahla phansi izinduku nezihlangu ebuthweni abekade emile ezabalaza nalo kwezombusazwe. Usekhathele uNdlondlo wukuba yisicathalala somzabalazo ongamniki nzuzo kodwa kube kudla abathile lapha eqenjini lakhe aselizabalazele iminyakanyaka. Uke uzicabange nje usebenza kanzima enkampanini thizeni kodwa ungahlomuli ngisho upeni wodwa lona? Bangaki abantu osubafundise umsebenzi asebenikwe izikhundla eziphezulu? Ungathi buqonde kuphi nje ngempela lobo budlelwano bakho naleyo nkampani? Uyaqhubeka noma uyashisa? Isinqumo silala ngakuwena ezikhathini ezifana nalezi. UZiba wagcina ngokusithatha isinqumo ngempilo yakhe wayilaxaza inhlangano yakhe yezombusazwe eyayingaconsi neze phansi. Iqembu lezombusazwe ayelikhotha phansi njengoshukela. Yingakho engazange aba nesibindi nalapha ingalo yomthetho isimzungeza esesolwa nangenkohlakalo. Akazange alindele izethembiso zamanga, kodwa nakhu simthola ekhipha izikhwepha, echitha ubuchopho ukuze kulalwe kudliwe ekhaya lakhe. Nothando ayenalo ngabantabakhe yilona kanye olwabe lumqhuba ukuze abatholele imfundo engcono. Wayengafuni bazithole bengamaqaba, bengafundile njengaye. Kanti ngempela zazivela kuphi lezi zinsolo zenkohlakalo? Zazibhekiswe kubani? Kunuka santungwana lapha, ngiqinisile. Abomthetho baphume umkhankaso bathungatha umsolwa, noma kambe ngithi abasolwa ngecala lenkohlakalo. Zitholele mfundi ukuthi kukhona yini lapha uZiba agaxela khona azithola esechaphazelwa yinkohlakalo.

Do you feel like a failure in just about everything you do because of the adverse effect of your addiction? Do you wish for a successful recovery from the negative consequences of this harrowing ailment, to find meaning to your life, restore hope, trust and dignity? If the answer is yes, this book provides a road map for better recovery from your addiction. Those living with the disease of addiction often feel misplaced, confused and weary, and most family members do not know where to turn for support and guidance when a child, parent or spouse becomes afflicted with this disturbing ailment. This book offers helpful insight and new perspective about substance use disorder and recovery from addiction. The author shares the darkest depths of his active addiction for multiple years and the vital lessons he learned during his journey into recovery. His insight helps to identify the barriers and obstacles standing in the way of addiction recovery, which will help anyone who is willing to take the necessary steps.

This collection of poems and short stories is about predominantly highlighting the plight of children, women, and the youth of today. The poems in this book will take you through periods of sadness, joy, anger and sometimes despair. The short stories aim to remind us that loss, the accompanying sorrow and suffering happens, but it does pass. The hope is that the reader is reminded that we can change some of the unpleasant situations that we face in this journey that is life, learn from these difficult events, and carry on appreciating the gift of life.

Incognizant of the turbulent life journey that lay ahead, Elias is determined to leave his native country, Zimbabwe, in search of greener pastures in South Africa. The political instability in his beloved country has brought economic recession and agonizing hardship upon the entire land – nothing is ever the same again – and he blames the inordinate ambition former President Robert Mugabe for all the indescribable miseries besetting the entire nation. Elias quits his job as a high school teacher, and he is forced to go through horrific channels of illegal footpaths to cross borders into South Africa, leaving his wife and son behind with no source of income. However, things become dark and twisty in South Africa as he is unable not find a job for a very long time. Unemployed, stranded, and broken, he gets immersed into the world of crime. His crimes eventually come back to bite him, leading to his incarceration for twenty years. Having spent time in prison, he is back in Zimbabwe to start a new life where he embarks on a variety of political and developmental activities to rebuild their country.

From the pits of depression to the heights of success. From boring waits and tedious experiences comes a light shining with encouragements, motivations, and the moral of your day-to-day experiences. Sometimes Life is a collection of poems, compiled from real-life lessons and regular experiences. The author digs into what would otherwise seem normal routines and draws lessons for time and for life. The writings are short and invoking all sorts of emotions. Each page in this poetry collection is an amazing experience. It investigates life from the views of a keen observer of dimensions. Lessons from heartbreaks, boots and puzzles, cities and towns, successes and worries, flowers and water, paintings and portraits, including life’s gains and losses, are all amazing themes in this literary work, symbolizing life is sometimes this and sometimes that.

Daniel lost his mother at birth, and he had to grow up with a hostile stepmother and siblings who hated him like a plague. Forced into prison too early in life, he had to make do with the only education available to him − crime. But never once did he lose sight of his ultimate goal − a chance to change his misfortune – no matter what it took. Through sheer ruthlessness, intelligence and courage, Daniel eventually transformed his ordinary life into a tale of remarkable success.

It is often said that patience is a virtue that cannot be replaced with any other thing in life. Feed your mind with this 2-in-1 bumper collection of classic folktales, retold with a fresh perspective by Diamond Adebowale to extol the Virtue of Patience, determination, self-discipline, and effort, to inspire children and young adults, to help them attain the successful life they seek. Also available in Afrikaans, IsiXhosa, IsiZulu, Sesotho & Setswana.

This bumper 2-in-1 collection of ancient fables, retold with fresh perspectives, will keep children and young teenagers entertained while teaching them very important life lessons. Also available in Afrikaans, IsiXhosa, IsiZulu, Sesotho & Setswana.

This bumper 2-in-1 collection narrates the moving story of a handicapped roadside beggar who had his destiny fulfilled in a wonderful way that’s beyond belief. The second is the story of Nkosazana, the beautiful princess of ancient Msondezi Kingdom. These delightful stories and the virtues they illustrate will help children and teenagers understand the essentials of good character and inspire them to always apply it in their life’s journey. Also available in Afrikaans, IsiXhosa, IsiZulu, Sesotho & Setswana.