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The abnormal is becoming normal in our societies. Each day we hear a case of a man killing a woman, on what has been famously known as the Gender Based Violence. Everyday someone gets offended because they have been judged unfairly by their race and skin color. We are conscious about other things, but why are we unconscious about these serious issues that are in our sight. All these democracies and independences did not come alone. But hunger and poverty mounted on us. All these crimes and corruption are proofs that something went wrong. The Unconscious of the Consciousness is rather a…mehr

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The abnormal is becoming normal in our societies. Each day we hear a case of a man killing a woman, on what has been famously known as the Gender Based Violence. Everyday someone gets offended because they have been judged unfairly by their race and skin color. We are conscious about other things, but why are we unconscious about these serious issues that are in our sight. All these democracies and independences did not come alone. But hunger and poverty mounted on us. All these crimes and corruption are proofs that something went wrong. The Unconscious of the Consciousness is rather a reminder to us all that we all know what to do, we talk about what we should do. This Novella is a workup call that it is time to rise above and do what we need to do, to make the world a better place than it is.
Autorenporträt
James Yamkela Qeqe, The New Voice of Africa, born in Pretoria and grew up in Alice in the Amathola Region, became an actor at Amamfengu Entertainment. A year later (2013) he became the Head and best actor of the Department of Education. Later he started a theatre in Alice, Idike Lethu Entertainment Theatre Productions, under Mr. Litha Maksi and in the same year he was elected the youngest Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) Secretary of Saint Rose of Lima parish of Port Elizabeth Diocese in King William's Town Deanery. James is also a best IsiXhosa and English Debater. He became the Vice Chairman of the King William's Town Youth Deanery and the Representative of the Deanery in the Port Elizabeth Diocese, until he was accepted as a student priest in the bridging seminary at Saint Philip Neri Collegium in Port Elizabeth. Late 2018 he was elected the Student Council Secretary (2018-2019) at Saint John Vianney Semenary NPC. James is currently in a Priestly formation.