Writings on The Wall: Success is not guaranteed: Problems and Solutions to the Development of the Youth (en Inglés)
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Writings On The Wall is a great mix of 2 different topics, brought together to achieve a Youth Advocacy objective; raise awareness of challenges against the youth and give inspirational tools to propel the youth towards taking ownership of the future of this country, their future. The book takes many shapes and forms, from satirical, inspirational, hostile to humorous. In each section and chapters, a part of the Mbuyazi's journey and background spring up to draw intimacy with the readers, a clear show of that the issues raised in this book are issues faced and conquered, some still being conquered. It is safe to say that this book is an alternative, but it will not be an easy one to bite down by many senior people, be it in leadership or simply just in age and experience because it challenges the idea that young people must first be adult to can be heard and taken serious. The book posits that the youth be the ones that tale issues to secure a better future for the country. In an inspirational aspect, the book provides the reader with key inspirational information and tools, which draw from the author's experiences, background and challenges currently faced. Here and now, the author reinforces the idea that true inspiration comes from 'the' experience; the feelings, thoughts and plans to conquer them, rather than telling of past experiences. Thus, most of the content is based on currently or recently faced experiences. In truth, "Writings on The Wall: Success Is Not Guaranteed" is a book that is for anyone who wants to start or feels like they have done enough and cannot give anymore to be where they want to be. The author is the object of reference for those who believe they are meant to become more than just what they have seen of themselves. The book reiterates the same message somewhat sarcastically, that if we persist on depriving the youth of authority and control of the country's future, our future, we must know this nation will die with the current generation. Further, if the youth continues waiting on someone to open doors for them, then we must be ready to explain to our kids as to why their dispensation is one with significant cause and meaning.
