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Motsedi Mojalefa Maja shares why he writes

The Chloorkop resident is eager to teach and let the youth be aware of the world they are living in.

Right from the first sentence of Face Off, Motsedi Mojalefa Maja’s book grabs the reader’s interest and makes it hard for them to put it down.

The 210-page book is a self-approach and empowerment book that aims to liberate the black society and add value to their lives.

The Chloorkop resident is eager to teach and let the youth be aware of the world they are living in.

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He identified his love for writing in February 2019 and it took him 12 months to complete the book.
He spends an hour or two writing each day and also researches, reads, meets with influencers and other authors and reads articles related to the subject.

He describes his family as smart intellects who have insight and his advice to other authors is to not be one sided and to write a book you would love to read every day.

“Research more about the subject first and learn from other authors.”

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