Siya Khumalo presents a critique of institutional Christianity, arguing that when faith becomes aligned with power structures, it transforms from a prophetic force into a tool for social control. He challenges readers to discern when saying “no” to religion becomes an act of faithfulness to God.
‘Let’s be honest – no one grows up saying, “One day, I want to be undervalued, underpaid, and overused like a free trial that no one cancels.”’
Deeply human and powerfully told, Tracks in the Dust: A Game Ranger’s
Journey is about purpose, sacrifice, and answering a call that was always there.
From the battlefields of Angola during the Border War to the jungles of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Command tells the story of Brigadier General Peter Sereko, an officer who fought and excelled in the African battlespace. This book offers gripping accounts of war, leadership lessons and reflections on what it means to be a soldier.