Wounds that cannot be seen are the most of severe pain, compared to those of an eye witness, as it is not easy for one to realise that they need medical treatment to cure. This book is based on a true life story of Samson Olayiwola Kolawoles who long-held the belief that there are better and brighter future prospects ahead of him in South Africa, the land that was not of his birth. His believe on his future prospects analysis relied mainly on his commitment, dedication, but above all on the Creator the universe. The genesis of his long-held belief emanates from the principle: A good head and a good heart are at all times of life a powerful and formidable conquering force.The publications narration of a life journey provides human intelligence with an insight that as human beings, through the unavoidable natural process of life, one inadvertently incurs many obligations.The truth is that naturally as human beings irrespective of the land of our birth, we are born in possession of life obligations and as one grows, they accumulate. Hence, it is important for human beings including Africans to have tranquil relations so that no one can say, African parents have committed the biggest debt or sin for giving birth to any African soul.The strong belief in African morals, values, convictions and principles played a great role in the writing of this book. One of the principles is that there are many things that one can do to build and take care of planet earth - of Africa in particular, in this instance. Whether we know it or not, there are human beings on planet earth who have the potential to destroy it. The life journey of the main character motivated the author to feel responsible for doing what is humanly correct and compelling morally, which was to devise a means of contributing in reducing the potential of those who are highly committed to destroying the African motherlandAbove all, the trials, tribulations and triumphs of the main character inspired the author to write this book. The primary aim of the author is to see him-self playing a pivotal role in educating, imparting and sharing knowledge and information amongst African humanity and the entire world as a part of the contribution to saving the other part of planet earth, namely Africa, which is important.The events of the life journey of the main character have undoubtedly proved how the African world could be destroyed to the point where ultimately there would be no tolerance and no support to each other socially, politically or economically as Africans. Certainly, there is and there will be no other relevant time for Africans to ask that to one another when such happens. The underlying question becomes, why should we as Africans always allow ourselves to be viewed by the outside world as the people who are incapable of caring of their rich soil and for themselves? Is this a curse and you believing so, then Africans just accept that you do not belong to Africa but where they belong is nowhere. Africans, your appearance does not occur to yourselves as being individuals from various African countries but it presents a collective African picture. That is why it is imperative to have a good picture about Africa and its people collectively. Realise that as people we are viewed in comparison to the behaviour and appearance of others. Africans, you need to be worthy of trust to one another. If there is no confidence and reliability to one another, then, Africa, you are at risk of collapsing. The end result is that you will become the advocates and champions of the African pessimism and colonial system of special type agenda.

I am Gideon M. Mahlangu, a male born and brought up in the Republic of South Africa, Pretoria. My inspiration to start writing books emanates from my passion of inquisitiveness, debate, interrogation and questioning of social, economic, religion and political issues in my country of South Africa and the continent of Africa. This includes my profound interest to acquire more knowledge and information on the history, culture, tradition and education of African people in general. The love to read many various books inspired me to develop interest in writing my opinions.I have authored the following:Book Title: Politics of Identity, Exclusion, Conflicts and Confrontations (Published 2012)International Research Symposium 2012 in South Africa (Unisa), three (3) papers are accessible on Unisa website. The papers tiles: 1. BUILDING AN AFRICAN DEVELOPMENTAL STATE,2. AFRICAN RENAISSANCE, DEMOCRATIZATION AND GOOD GOVERNANCE3. AFRICAN ECONOMIC CHALLENGESThe paper title: Cultural Diversity at Workplace, Department of Social Development (Gauteng Province) 2012.The paper title: Contemporary Relevance of Robert Sobukwe in 100yrs of Land Native Act; Steve Biko Foundation 2013The paper title: Reflection of 20 years of Freedom and Democracy in a context of 2014 National Elections 2014

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I am Gideon M. Mahlangu, a male born and brought up in the Republic of South Africa, Pretoria. My inspiration to start writing books emanates from my passion of inquisitiveness, debate, interrogation and questioning of social, economic, religion and political issues in my country of South Africa and the continent of Africa. This includes my profound interest to acquire more knowledge and information on the history, culture, tradition and education of African people in general. The love to read many various books inspired me to develop interest in writing my opinions.I have authored the following:Book Title: Politics of Identity, Exclusion, Conflicts and Confrontations (Published 2012)International Research Symposium 2012 in South Africa (Unisa), three (3) papers are accessible on Unisa website. The papers tiles: 1. BUILDING AN AFRICAN DEVELOPMENTAL STATE,2. AFRICAN RENAISSANCE, DEMOCRATIZATION AND GOOD GOVERNANCE3. AFRICAN ECONOMIC CHALLENGESThe paper title: Cultural Diversity at Workplace, Department of Social Development (Gauteng Province) 2012.The paper title: Contemporary Relevance of Robert Sobukwe in 100yrs of Land Native Act; Steve Biko Foundation 2013The paper title: Reflection of 20 years of Freedom and Democracy in a context of 2014 National Elections 2014