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As the eldest of nine children, Dr. James Adams has been the head of the family since the murder of his father years ago. He thought he put that day and his difficult childhood behind him when he left his hometown in East Texas. After chance reunites him with his high school sweetheart, along comes a host of problems. Doubting his claim of celibacy, a scorned woman starts rumors about his sexuality. His mother begins dating a man he doesn't approve of and one of his brothers is arrested. While James struggles with the demands of his loved ones, the past comes knocking--threatening his future. He has no choice but to step into a risky maze of love and lies. He has to learn what really happened the day his daddy died.
Did he do it? In the township of Motherwell, Port Elizabeth, Zolile's life takes a horrendous turn when he is wrongfully accused of rape by his ex-girlfriend, Esihle. This heart-wrenching story follows Zolile, whose moment of "weakness" leads to a prolonged nightmare, as he is arrested, tried, and sentenced to fifteen years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. After five harrowing years, a dedicated young lawyer named Mbali decides to take on his case, uncovering evidence that exposes Esihle’s lies and ultimately securing Zolile’s release. Now a free man, Zolile returns to Motherwell, but the shadows of his past linger. Determined to find purpose and redemption, he partners with Mbali to establish a nonprofit organization aimed at helping others who have been wrongfully accused. As Zolile works tirelessly to rebuild his life and aid his community, he confronts Esihle, seeking answers and a path to forgiveness
Dr. Papa Kwesi Nduom shares his vision to improve life in Ghana in this second volume of essays and articles. Nduom, a former presidential candidate, has filled a number of positions in the government, and he spent several years consulting for international organizations, including the African Development Bank. He also worked with private and public sector organizations in the United States and Africa. In this collection of writings, Nduom chronicles his successes abroad as well as how he returned to Ghana to contribute to Groupe Nduom, a successful family business that employs two thousand people. He shares ideas on improving Ghana's economy, making government more inclusive, and initiating a sense of urgency to create a just and caring society; He also explains why a free, compulsory and continuous education from kindergarten through high school is necessary for Ghana to break its cycle of poverty. Ghana can make a giant leap forward by applying the ideas in Where I Stand.
Freelance poems and short stories with big meanings that’s captivating in the mind. Some thoughts about everyday life that’s sometimes missed.
My book, "I Had To Go There To Get Here-It Is What It Is" consist of a compilation of prayers, poems, poetry, prose, songs and lyrics written over a course of 43 years of my life about what I experienced in life. The book is a very inspirational book. There are three hundred and thirty two pages of such experiences.The contents consist of an open letter to my son, my testimony, petitions to GOD, side titled poems, poems about deceased people, poems about my associates, poems about suicidal thoughts, the inner me poetry and poems, poems about companions, inspirational hymns, ballads and rap songs in which tunes are available for some, and finally prayers to GOD. The book could really be a goldmine for people who are looking for lyrics to set to songs or to use as poetry on greeting cards among other ideas.
Jus Me... Dropping the T is a collection of poems that will take you on another journey of emotions felt through different experiences with relationships. Bringing to life themes on friendships with the opposite sex, love, domestic violence, cheating and other experiences that may take place in a relationship. Written especially for women who have experienced tumultuous relationships of all kinds. You are not alone on this journey. The collection of poetry serves as a reminder that no relationship is perfect, but the choice is yours on how you can change the dynamic of the relationship after reading these powerful feelings being expressed.
This poetic collection portrays images of youth, despair, and the challenges one endures as a member of society.
This goundbreaking volume explores, and challenges, the prejudice and discrimination that gay people experience within South African churches. Drawing from a broad and diverse base, these stories and essays suggest that 'heterosexism' is the problem.