The dust blew across the parched fields as the recession and drought dragged on. The Karoo had been particularly hot and Piet decided he’d have to supplement the farm’s income with a bank loan. So one morning, Piet put on his Sunday best and his velskoen and drove his bakkie into town. He arrived, dusty at… Continue reading The Banker’s glass eye and how it works
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Die Storie van Pa Piet: Vadersdag 2019
Storie deur Marie Beytell miracleproductions.co.za Hier is ‘n storie EN ‘n gediggie wat ek vandag opdra aan my PA PIET, wie 45 jaar in JCI se goudmyne gewerk het, en swaarstroom elektrisiteit gedurende sy leeftyd bemeester het. Ek onthou al die nagskofte wat hy moes werk, ons angs en naelkou as hy moes gaan help… Continue reading Die Storie van Pa Piet: Vadersdag 2019
Who Am I? Your Self Workshop
Discover Your Story: Are you ready to captain your own ship? In a world changing faster than ever before, your greatest asset isn’t just knowledge – it’s your mind and your ability to navigate a sea of information. “Who Are You? 2025” is your essential guide to becoming the hero you were born to be.… Continue reading Who Am I? Your Self Workshop
My Life by Chris Hani 1942-1993
BY CHRIS THEMBISILE HANI 1942 – 1993 “I was born in a small rural town in the Transkei called Cofimvaba. This town is almost 200 kilometres from East London. I am the fifth child in a family of six. Only three of us are still surviving, the other three died in their infancy. My mother… Continue reading My Life by Chris Hani 1942-1993
The two hungers of the bushmen
“The Bushmen in the Kalahari Desert talk about the two “hungers”. There is the Great Hunger and there is the Little Hunger. The Little Hunger wants food for the belly; but the Great Hunger, the greatest hunger of all, is the hunger for meaning… There is ultimately only one thing that makes human beings deeply… Continue reading The two hungers of the bushmen