In an interview with Standard Style, Dube said her new book highlights how society is being affected by gender-based violence, drug and substance use as well as violations of children’s rights.

“In the inaugural cycle of SJF Repertoire Fund in Sub-Saharan Africa, we were very deliberate in finding organisations not only reflective of the focus pillars but also across various countries to reflect the diversity of the continent,” Adeniji said.

“In the inaugural cycle of SJF Repertoire Fund in Sub-Saharan Africa, we were very deliberate in finding organisations not only reflective of the focus pillars but also across various countries to reflect the diversity of the continent,” Adeniji said.

Chigorimbo,  ventured into knitting and crafting as a way to beat boredom and depression and now runs Krafts By Sue which specialises in knitting mostly baby clothes, working with rope and also, making bags, trays and baskets, among others.

Chigorimbo,  ventured into knitting and crafting as a way to beat boredom and depression and now runs Krafts By Sue which specialises in knitting mostly baby clothes, working with rope and also, making bags, trays and baskets, among others.

In the book, Mautsa, who was raised by a single parent after his father passed away, narrates his own life and entrepreneurial journey as well as that of two other characters by drawing from the enthralling real life experiences of three protagonists Zivai, James and Linnet who break through to excellence after enduring gruelling real life struggles experienced in their individual and collective journeys through the school of life towards a path of self-discovery.