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The Africa We Hope For

WRITTEN BY: NORBERT CHRISTIAN

Every year 25 May we celebrate Africa’s rich heritage, its people, cultural diversity and good environment. The future is bright for African countries into proffer strategies which are in accordance with the Agenda 2063 development targets which Zimbabwe as one of the African countries are also pursuing upper middle class economy by 2030 not singled out in Africa’s dream. To add more, Africa has diversity species of Flora and Fauna which other continents dream of and thus make Africa unique. The dress code, symbols resembling African Pride. We are so rich in minerals gold, nickel, asbestos, diamonds, oil, tin, chrome, iron among other precious minerals found in. Today we stand as true African people calling t’s now time for Africa to rise once and for all. We should step in for modernity, technological advancement, industrialization in an African way for we have abundance of resources to cater for that and ability to harness positivity taking advantage of globalization. Most of our children are scattered all over the world feeding on others’ pastures and drinking from their wells but the treatment is not equal to their children’s portion.

Henceforth, leadership and politics used be used to foster these developments for Africa. We must eradicate corruption, poverty, poor administration, bad politics, case of smuggling mineral and resources out of Africa for individual enrichment and benet. This situation is so terrible in most of African countries were the government or those in power promotes or bless these cases. Professor Lumumba sharing on one of the platforms quoted saying, “corruption kills more than a deadly virus in Africa”. Adding on, I think there should be proper checks and balances of those in power where the situation might rise in centralization of power by those holding it. As for the even ow of things leaders should not be more dominant in power above everything else.

If we hope for better Africa our hands should be building not destroying.

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must unite pursing agenda 2063 in manner to promote development within the Region. African leadership should develop practical skills which allows or provide progressive ideas to inuence their statesmen and others towards development. In the same note, to achieve this feat they are expected to use various ideas to rally their people to join this cause inspired by the desire to be better their lives In short, to achieve development for Africa towards vision 2063 should be perpetrated through transparent leadership, good governance and good democratic leaders in the Region.

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7TIPS TO DEFUSE

No one enters a marriage relationship with the intention of simply becoming “roommates.” But, without knowing how to deal with conict in a healthy, biblical way, we can nd ourselves in that situation without knowing how we got there. It’s our hope that this resource gives you practical ways to navigate the tensions or disagreements common to all marriages with biblical love. Remember that there are no perfect marriages because there are no perfect people. What separates a good marriage from a bad one is the commitment that exists between husband and wife, and the grace of God owing through people who are committed to one another. Don’t be misled by the world’s denition of love. The biblical denition is vastly different. Te world’s denition of love is based on feeling alone, but God’s Word is very clear that love is a choice. It chooses to bear all things, believe all things, and hope for all things 1.RUSH There is Always Time for Your Spouse DON’T We’ve been conditioned to cram as Some quarrels lead to couples “punishing” one much as we can into the limited amount another. Withholding physical intimacy, or giving a of time we have each day. And, while, it silent treatment in order to express your pain may be okay to rush out the door and is not healthy. In fact, it can amplify the animosity eat breakfast on the go, or rush to get and bitterness. Punishments don’t have to be obvious, through a “to-do” list, rushing through an passive-aggressive punishments can also have argument is a fast way to hurt your devastating effects. marriage.

DO DON’T Be clear with your partner and explain your pain While you might be a pro at xing your points. Work on a solution together. You certainly hair or applying makeup on the go, never don’t have to tolerate abuse or unhealthy behavior, try to rush through an argument in the car. and you have the right to take care of yourself. As Having a “argument” is never a good idea. you continue to work through the conict, share the The lack of eye contact and countless other positive moments and celebrate victories distractions are compounded by the together. approaching destination. Rushing an 3.THREATEN argument with your spouse can have Hurt people, hurt people Let’s think about that. Out of devastating impacts. hurt, people lash out at one another to share the pain.

DO And having an argument with your spouse can hurt.

Take the time to work through each and Sometimes, out of this pain, we can lash out and say every argument. Really tune in and focus things we don’t really mean on what your spouse is saying and feeling. DON’T Show them you care by putting down the It’s important to avoid threats during heated distractions and dedicate your time to arguments. Treats can come in a variety of forms, but them. You can’t control when an argument they are all adding fuel to the re. Don’t threaten to happens, but you can treat it seriously and trash his coveted golf clubs. Don’t threaten to call her avoid rushing through it mother. Don’t threaten to expose an embarrassing 2.PUNISH habit. Most importantly, don’t threaten the Punishment Doesn’t Produce Results relationship itself. You’re married. You know exactly Punish is dened as: to inict a penalty what hurts your spouse. Don’t leverage your intimate or sanction on (someone) as retribution knowledge against them. for an offense, especially a DO transgression of a legal or moral code.

Use your intimate knowledge for good. Communicate We all hold a moral code, and some in ways you know are effective and show them times it’s crossed. It takes more control to not retaliate.

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love that only you can. Your special knowledge of each other can build bonds of trust like no other. Knowing that you can conde in your spouse will open up a deeper, more loving marriage.

6.LET IT FESTER The Devil’s Foothold How do you deal with anger? Attempting to “bottle up” your hurt or anger is like a tea kettle that’s boiling and will spill over at any moment

4.EXAGGERATE Inating the facts inates the problem.

Many couples don’t even realize they’re guilty of exaggerating during an argument.

Even if you’re trying to make a point, choose words that accurately dene the problem.

DON’T In the heat of an argument it is easy to exaggerate. Saying hot button words like “always”or “never” are easy ways to amplify the issue. Stay focused on the problem, and be honest to yourself.

Exaggerating the frequency or extent of a problem can be perceived as accusatory by your spouse.

DO Be specic; avoid using extreme terms. Not only does inating the issue misrepresent your spouse, it can actually distort your own perception of the problem over time.

5.GOSSIP There is a difference between talking and gossip Working through a marital issue can be lonely. And there is a tendency to seek outside afrmation DON’T One common mistake couples make is to “bad mouth” their spouse to friends or family. Exposing their short comings or complaining to others can add to the problem. Complaining about your spouse has long lasting effects. When the issue has passed and you’ve moved on, the people you told won’t.

DO Get advice, counseling, and/or help. It’s healthy to talk through challenges and get new perspective. Getting advice from trusted sources is always helpful, just be careful to avoid the “bad mouthing.”

DON’T Don’t avoid an issue with your spouse.

Keeping your feelings bottled up only extends the argument. Te allure of ignoring your problems is short-lived.

Ephesians 4:26 and 27 spell it out pretty clearly.“Do not let the sun go down while you are still angry, and do not give the devil a foothold.

DO Take a break, calm down, then with a clear mind address the issue promptly.

Make a conscious effort to put out res when they are small and manageable; left to fester, problems can become a bigger blaze.

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7.GET OFF TOPIC Changing the Topic Won’t Change Anything We get it. Conict isn’t fun and we typically want it to be over with as quickly as possible. But, trying to change the subject and pretend nothing happened won’t change anything DON’T It’s very easy to get off topic during the heat of an argument. Don’t bring up past issues. Don’t bring up other people. Don’t bring unrelated issues into the argument.

Comparing your spouse to other people or drudging up the past does not benet either of you.

DO Keep focused on the problem at hand.

It’s easy to get off topic when you’re upset, but staying on topic can defuse most arguments before they explode.

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TIPS: *HOW CAN I START MY OWN BUSINESS AND STOP POVERTY? Starting a small business is one of the most difficult decisions in life especially in African countries like Zimbabwe. The young people of this generation have only two options, either being employed or stay unemployed. How can we teach this young generation that being employed is not the only way of survival? How can they break this poverty cycle in their families?

1. START A BUSINESS WITH AVAILABLE RESOURCES. In Zimbabwe we are blessed with suitable land for Agriculture. Most of us are entitled to a piece of land. Why can't we utilize that land to start small projects? Grow crops such as sweet potatoes (Mbambaira), cow peas (Nyemba), Maize and so on. These crops are less labour intensive and you can raise your capital with these available resources. Even from Zero, a person can start a project in Zimbabwe. One can pick bathing stones and sell them in town.

Stones are for free, just your energy and time to pick them.

2. DIVERSIFICATION Have various types of projects to spread your risk of failure.

Avoid putting all your eggs in one basket. If one business fails, you stand with another. For example, I am in the farming business but at the same time in the fashion business as well.

If by any chance my plants are destroyed by floods, I can remain with my fashion business.

3. LET A CLEAR VISION DIRECT YOUR SUCCESS Having a clear vision will take you far. Even if your projects do not move in your expected direction, just keep in mind your vision. This will be your motivator to success. I rephrase Psalms 119 verse 105 as “Thy vision i s a lamp unto my business and a light unto my projects”. Your vision is your light, your compass and your foundation.

4. BOOK-KEEPING Most of the small businesses don't keep records. Keep every transaction of your business. Know your capital, sales projections, expenses, purchases, just to mention a few. This will help you to know where you are coming from and where you are going.Here's an article with some book keeping basics.

5. BUDGETING This is the master blue print of your business finances. Create your budget and stick to it. Have your budget even for your family. Know how much is needed to start or run your project.

Know your expenses and avoid unnecessary expenses outside your budget. Find creative ways to cut expenses. Set targets and your expectations. Monitor your budget on a daily basis and then review it monthly and yearly. Budgeting helps entrepreneurs to avoid overspending and know the requirements of the business. It will help the you avoid overspending and unnecessary borrowing.

6. CHOOSE THE RIGHT PARTNERS. Associate with people who challenge you and make deliberate effort to expand your network of such people.

The type of people you associate with the most determine the level of your success. A wide network of driven people who challenge you to do better will provide you with a pool of mentors, people to hire for your business as well as people to go into business with together as partners. That way you're reducing the risk of delegating the day to day running of your business to people that don't meet the quality you need. Some people can just destroy everything that you've worked hard and sacrificed for. Choose partners who develop your ideas and who allow you to climb your ladder to the next level.

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7. LEARN TECHNICAL SKILLS This can be the starting point of your business. What basic skills do you have? Are you a carpenter? Are you a builder? Are you a farmer?

Are you a musician? Please learn one or more technical skill(s). This can be your turning point. You can use those basic skills to work and raise your capital. But you can also use those skills as the foundation of your business.

8. STOP BLAMING OTHERS FOR YOUR FAILURE. As the saying goes "it is not your responsibility to be born poor but it is your own responsibility to die poor." Think about this! Most people blame their backgrounds for affecting their future. I came from a poor background but I don't blame my parents for being poor. Don't blame your brother or sister for not taking you to a boarding or high school for quality education or not giving you money to start your project.

In our African tradition, we believe that siblings must support each other especially for education. The truth is that it is not the responsibility of one child to raise money for another child but it is his/her choice. While acknowledging your past, you can still open new page and move on with life. Nothing can stop you from starting your business.

9. NEVER EXPECT PEOPLE TO GIVE YOU MONEY To Start Your Business. Never beg people to give you money for businesses rather ask them to share with you business ideas. Ideas are very important than money. Borrow ideas not money. You might have money but no idea.

If you have idea you might find ways to raise money. You can use what I call Zero Capital Projects to start raising funds towards your major project.

10. Wake up early and plan Proverbs 6 verse 6, 'Go to the ant, you sluggard; consider her ways, and be wise.' Don't be lazy. Wake up early and plan for the day. This will help you to get in touch with your customers as early as possible. Never let your customers wait for you, instead, wait for them. Be time conscious!

In Zimbabwe and other African countries, we're infamous for always being late for appointments and making excuses for that unprofessional behaviour.

As a business person, this is unacceptable. Make it a point to never be late for your appointments with your business partners and suppliers. This shows your commitment with your business and your respect for others.

11. HAVE MANY STREAMS OF INCOME Please avoid using your profits from your main business to support your family as well as your extended family. Use one project to support your family and leave your main business to run on its own. For example, you can have a small chicken project at home or tuck-shop for feeding your family. Infant projects usually end up being unsuccessful because of family demands which exceed profits of the business.

12. KNOW YOUR MARKET. Know where to sell your products. Do thorough market research before starting a project. Know your customers. Who will buy your products? For example, with a chicken project someone can target restaurants, hotels, lodges, individuals, schools and hospitals just to mention a few. Also know your rivals.

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LOVE MESSAGES 1. Aren’t much into music but when I look on your photo automatically I will be rhythmically interpreting Dolly Parton’s lyrics “when I think about love I think about you”. Always loved.

The most fun thing is that which you should forgive me about, every wom an i come I see your face reect on them which sometime attempts to say hi.

2. Someone says, “never think hard about the past, it brings tears, don’t think more about the future, it brings fears, live this moment with a smile, it brings cheers”. You tell me how could n’t I think of the past of which it were we met , how couldn’t I think of our future which will make us , of course this moment is what we cherish more.

Aren’t opposing this but am valuing our relationship in these calamities.

6. Our love is forever, always been and always will……

7. I miss my best friend, my soul mate, my crush, my rst lover always remembers you my darling. Though this long distance is killing us but what I know is that I treasured our love in a forbidden place.

8. Comparison is for the players, 3. Every test in our life makes us bitter correction is for the learned, I love the way you are. My joy, my pillar or better. Every problem comes to make us break us or build us. Choice of strength you’re the best of the is ours, whether we become victim or best sweetheart. victorious. As for me I choose the latter than the former.

4. Always search for a beautiful heart not a beautiful face. Beautiful things are not always good but good things are always beautiful.

5. It was better if I couldn’t knew you look now am in trouble. I can’t stop thinking of , I can’t stopping calling your name , I can’t even control and calm myself if I only heard you called.

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THIS WEEK PREACHER’S NUGGETS 1. Every moment you think of quitting and giving up on prayer thus the very moment you have to embrace on with prayer meetings.

2. Charity covers multitude of sins.

Charity suffereth long, and is kind, charity envieth not; charity vaunteth not its self, is not puffed up. Doth not believe itself unseemly, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil. Rejoiceth not in iniquity but rejoiceth in the truth.

Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, and endureth all things. Charity never faileth and it shall not vanish. There is Faith, hope and Love but love is the greatest of all. (1 Corinthians 13; KJV) Also learn to love someone despite any difference your heart should be pure.

Even though you do wrong but you want to be loved how much more that person you hate. It’s not about how many times he/she do bad it’s about how times you show love.

3. Faith is the substance…………….; Faith is Obedience, Faith moves mountains. As a Christian do you have faith just rethink of your journey in Christian life is there any time you practices faith. Faith is the being of God. It works with prayer, reading the word of God and God himself in you.

(Refer Hebrews 11)

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4. The best preacher to be respected more is the one who preaches his/her life because that’s chances a person. In this contemporary world we are living in requires character which shows kingdom life style.

5. Believe it or not heaven is real and hell is real but prophecy must be fullled rst. Walk wisely, pray wisely, talk wisely but most of all your life should be pure from sin for you to enter.

6. Once I was believer now aren’t, where are you going my brother my sister laments the preacher. Better be found waiting than running.

7. For all the treasures in the world nothings satises man thus why you seeing them searching for many but only one treasure to seek for once you grab it you will sell everything to have that.

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