A toast to the humble and peaceful people of Botswana; who, through their recent Olympic gold medalist – Letsile Tebogo, have made Africa proud.
The future is Africa!

Introducing you to Africa’s Peaceful Nation; Botswana. This country was once known as Bechuanaland – a slight corruption on the word Batswana. Thankfully, the Tswana reclaimed their Republic in 1965 and aptly Botswana has since been known as B.O.T.S.W.A.N.A. ever since.

SOBER – defn: serious, sensible, and solemn
HABIT – defn: a settled or regular tendency or practice, especially one that is hard to give up.
Here are some of my personal Sober Habits for a simple, luxurious and sophisticated lifestyle…judge and adopt :-) 

“Are you not entertained?”
No. Not at the cost of people’s mental sanity and stability. Let’s learn to reach out and talk to people. For my listeners in South Africa, you can reach out to SADAG (www.sadag.org) for support. Toll-free number: 0800 567 567.

Oenophile “ee-nuh-file” – that’s what you are if you’ve never had any formal training, yet you’re not only passionate about drinking it, but you can also tell the difference between papsak or a prestigious blend of wine. South Africa fun facts part 2!

Introducing you to "The Rainbow Nation" with some interesting, fun yet educational facts! To share your thoughts and suggestions on this format; email me at nqobile@milepost.africa. 

“Every moment is a fresh beginning” – TS Elliot…this is the gift of time; so out with the old and in with the NEW. Welcome to 2024!

One crisis after another! Is there a therapy that can kill, cure or at least put the ISM cancer into remission? Maybe. “Cancer cannot cripple love, it cannot shatter hope, it cannot conquer the spirit.” – Author Unknown

"For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?" - Mark 8:36-37
 
 

The maiden Africa Prosperity Dialogues (dubbed the Kwahu Summit) were held earlier this year in Accra, Ghana. Milepost was in attendance!
Here's a review of the experience and link to the Outcomes Document https://www.kwahusummit.com/outcome/