Honour Mwabaya

The Truth Of An African Man (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Honour Mwabaya is a Land Surveyor who defies logic. He grew up with a strict father who was an English and History secondary teacher and a humble, talented mother who settled for peasant farming. He spent his childhood in Rimbi, a rural township of Chipinge.

Though challenged by the rural society which disregarded spoken english, he never desisted from embracing the encouragement that came from his father to write good english. Honour is currently working for the Ministry of Land Management, Water and Sanitation Services of Botswana (formerly Ministry of Lands and Housing). He holds a Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Surveying and Geomatics accredited to Midlands State University in Zimbabwe. He is an executive Master of Business Administration accredited to Amity University, India.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Honour Mwabaya
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. September 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005854492
• Artikelnr.: 69742151

Autorenporträt

A quick witted family man who is unapologetic about living life to the fullest. I dislike spending time with people who are despondent and negative. Life is what you make it. I believe and the sky is the limit. I am very resilient and perseverative thus I hate discouragement around me. Out of experience, I have learnt to make decisions out of my own perceptions.

A lover of nature and a passionate farmer. I love taking care of life. I grew up in the Rimbi township of Chipinge district in Manicaland province of Zimbabwe. Growing up in a polygamous family taught me so many things from love, trust, economics, politics, faith and above all, contentedness. Every good thing that is earned through hard work brings lasting satisfaction. I uphold my father's legacy which groomed me to equate work, not only with economic rewards, but also to confer status and dignity.