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    A People of the Dispossessed Possessions: S O U T H a F R I C A
    A People of the Dispossessed Possessions: S O U T H a F R I C A
    A People of the Dispossessed Possessions: S O U T H a F R I C A
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    A People of the Dispossessed Possessions: S O U T H a F R I C A

    By Matsime Simon Mohapi

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    God is on our side because God is a God of justice. We must pray without ceasing for Gods wisdom, guidance, courage, and fearless hearts to carry forward His will on earth. Apart from only praying: May His will happen on earth as it is in heaven, we must now stand up and work to actualize His will to happen on earth as it is in heaven. In totality we must now become Gods servants and soldiers so that His will happens on earth as it is in heaven.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris UK
    Release dateOct 27, 2011
    ISBN9781465373120
    A People of the Dispossessed Possessions: S O U T H a F R I C A
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    Matsime Simon Mohapi

    Matsime Simon Mohapi was born on 06 December 1969 in Klerksdorp. He grew up in Diretsane dusty village. He matriculated at Phatshima High School in Atamelang. He studied UDEP in Hebron College of Education. He further studied FDE Management in Pretoria University. Presently he studies Theology at TEEC in Johannesburg. He was promoted to become a school principal since 1998 and he is a local preacher in the Methodist Church of SA. He is a married family man. He is also a published author and a poet. Matsime Simon Mohapi maintains that he was born in a stony place of sadness at the height of apartheid South Africa. He grew up in a divided South Africa. He lives in a divided South Africa where the gap between the rich and the poor is the widest in the world. He believes that his divine calling is to help the multitudes of poverty wretched people live their lives free from lack, fear, and hatred.

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      A People of the Dispossessed Possessions - Matsime Simon Mohapi

      Copyright © 2011 by Matsime Simon Mohapi.

      ISBN:          Softcover                                 978-1-4653-7311-3

                         Ebook                                      978-1-4653-7312-0

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

      This book was printed in the United States of America.

      To order additional copies of this book, contact:

      Xlibris Corporation

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      302882

      CONTENTS

      South Africa

      Another South African

      Africans

      Reconciliation

      Shantytown

      Phaa… phaa… phaa

      Money

      ANC

      The Heroic Struggle

      Africa Cry For Her Dispossessed Possessions

      The first two weeks of the 1913 Land Act

      Mendi

      Born in 1994

      My mother and I

      Child labour

      Eradicating Child Labour

      The boy and the dustbins

      Mr. Less and the dustbins

      Mr. No and the dustbins

      The man and his life by the dumping sites

      The sick man and his doctor

      The Land Act of 2013

      Economic Freedom

      Nelson Mandela

      The African National Congress

      Steven Bantu Biko

      Mental Freedom

      The year two triple one

      The Mind And The Spirit Of A Man

      Make A Choice

      Not Our Side But God’s Side

      Selflessness

      This book is dedicated to the millions peoples of the

      dispossessed possessions and downtrodden in

      South Africa, Africa and the world.

      P. O. BOX 299

      MAKWASSIE

      2650

      09 August 2011

      Email address: matsimem@gmail.com

      My Dear Beloved Readers

      Please receive this letter from me the writer and author, Matsime Simon Mohapi. This is the beginning of a relationship that shall eventually take us to a South Africa of NO legalised injustice, dispossessed possessions, and poverty.

      God is on our side because God is a God of justice. We must pray without ceasing for God’s wisdom, guidance, courage, and fearless hearts to carry forward His will on earth. Apart from only praying: May His will happen on earth as it is in heaven, we must now stand up and work to actualise His will to happen on earth as it is in heaven. In totality we must now become God’s servants and soldiers so that His will happens on earth as it is in heaven.

      Inspired by the works of Jesus of Nazareth—the son of Joseph and Mary, I believe he is the greatest son of Africa and also a freedom fighter; he inspired me to write and publish two books. Remember that Jesus Christ fought for freedom from hunger, poverty, sickness, sin, hatred, revenge, xenophobia, killings (police killings, farm killings, killing of foreigners, and killing and attacking of our Councillors and communal property must STOP!). Jesus Christ is our man! Remember he even instructed the rich to share their riches and give to the poor!

      Inspired by the works of great sons and daughters of Africa; inspired by the never dying spirit of those who have passed on to life after life; and inspired by the fighting spirit of those who live on—Rev. J.L. Dube (1st ANC President), Sol Plaatje (1st ANC General Secretary), T.H. Mobutha, Councillor Qamata, Z.R. Mahabane, R.H. Godlo, Anton Lembede, Oliver Tambo, Nelson Mandela, Gavan Mbeki, Walter Sisulu, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Steve Biko, Mapetla Mohapi, Malusi Mpumlwana, Chris Hani, Phillip Kgosana, Joe Seremane, Haile Sellasie, Pixley ka Seme, Joe Slovo, Robert Sobukwe, Kenneth Kaunda, Allan Boesak, Frikkie Conradie, Mohandas Gandhi, Marcus Garvey, Martin Luther King, Helen Joseph, Helen Suzman, Winnie Mandela, MmaSisulu (Albertina), Moses Kotane,

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