First book published by local writer
"Greatness is achieved by people who are determined to confront any form of challenge and the fear of starting to build"
Makhosonkhe Mkhonto launched his first book at Phiva Alliance Church last week.
Lived in the Ghetto, I am not Ghetto tells a story of a young man who grew up in a humble informal settlement but believed that he was meant for greater things in life.
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Makhosonkhe Mkhonto (34) always had a vision of being a writer after attaining his LLB degree. He is candidate attorney on route to be admitted. He also started his second degree, Bachelor of Arts in Leadership and Citizen.
“In anything you want to achieve, never give up and let circumstances dictate the person you end up to be. Be in charge of your life and follow your dreams.”
He wrote this book because it is an original story and proof that no situation is permanent.
“If you put your mind to it, you can become whatever you want.”
This book speaks of living life and what Mkhonto faced and observed during his journey.
“All is possible and this book is living proof.”
“The struggle was real, but I made it out of it. I hope readers will relate to this book knowing that in everything you are going through, you are not alone. Someone out there might be having the same or worst difficulties as you.”
The book was published by Fothane Publishing House and can be ordered from Daniel on 079-8596-296 or email Makhosonkednl@gmail.com
