Partiality and Impartiality in African Philosophy fills the lacuna in African philosophy literature on the inherent tension between requirements of partiality (favoritism) and impartiality (equality). Motsamai Molefe deploys two strategies to philosophically resolve the tension between partiality and impartiality. The first strategy involves applying the moral theories of Kwasi Wiredu, Thaddeus Metz, and Kwame Gyekye to the problem. Finding their views useful in some ways and seriously lim...

Ontologized Ethics: New Essays in African Meta-Ethics examines an often neglected meta-ethical issue in African philosophical discourse: the extent to which one’s orientation of being, or idea of what-is – as an individual or as a group of persons – does, or should, determine one’s concept of the good. To what extent is ethics, or our idea of what is permissible or impermissible, grounded on ideas of what fundamentally exists or what it means to be? The aim of this collection of essays, wi...

Family lives, relationships and marriages are just like ships that are sinking. How can you save your marriage, your relationship and your family life? Reaching Goals Together can help you to overcome some of the challenges in your relationships. Going through the journey of life will assist you to resolve some of the challenges faced in life. "Reaching Goals Together" will take you through some of the personal developments in your relationships. "Siblings Reaching Goals Together" will tea...

Reading this book will make you realise some of the challenges leading to our lives becoming locked and how we can then go about unlocking a locked life.Unlocking a locked life does not allow the environment to contain you like a pet is contained inside a yard, but rather it allows you to broaden your mind and break away from your low level of thinking so as to reach new possibilities.This book clarifies life under the following topics:Unlocking a locked lifeU...

Life has been a journey of mystery and self-discovery for Brenda Nomusa Molefe as she learns to balance love, trust, and relationships. Along the way, she has been "blessed" with lessons that often came through heartache.In this book, Brenda shares her encounters with the many strings that shaped her path: fraud, trauma, cheating, lies, betrayal, and more. Each chapter opens up about the struggles she faced in friendships, relationships, and life, offering an honest reflection of h...

Motivational book for those finding themselves between a rock and a hard place.

The Abrahamic faiths of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam are typically recognized as the world's major monotheistic religions. However, African Traditional Religion is, despite often including lesser spirits and gods, a monotheistic religion with numerous adherents in sub-Saharan Africa; it includes the idea of a single most powerful God responsible for the creation and sustenance of everything else. This Element focuses on drawing attention to this major world religion that has been much ...

The Illusion of Escape: Why Giving Up Is the Hardest Thing You Can Do is a thought-provoking exploration of why walking away is often more difficult than pushing forward. Blending psychology, philosophy, and real-life stories, this book uncovers the hidden forces that trap us in toxic situations—whether in careers, relationships, or personal goals. It challenges the notion that persistence is always the right path and reveals how knowing when to quit can be the key to true...

Why is it that some people seem to attract and retain wealth while others, despite working and being skilled in their craft, seem to regress in their finances? The simple answer is control. Most people are not in control of their lives and therefore are not in control of their wealth. For far too long, too many people have been passive instead of active participants in the wealth building journey.The creation of wealth begins with quality conversations. Conversations are capital.

This is the first book to focus on the concept of human rights in African philosophy and the debates surrounding it. It provides its readers–from policymakers to scholars, from experts in human rights to experts in African philosophy–with a succinct, general guide on the key theorists, themes, and debates on human rights in African philosophy. This book thus offers the reader an alternative to the dominance of the Western perspective on human rights. It begins to make our conversations abo...

THE ITINERARY (Triumphs and Tribulations – Political and Personal Memoirs of a PAC exile and activist 1963-1992) is the autobiographical account of a political activist, whose service in the struggle almost spanned the years of Apartheid in government. Ike Mafole became conscious politically as the National Party was enacting in earnest its plethora of racist laws and policies; his own family fell victim to the mass removals in which blacks were moved from areas designated white. The mass ...

Reverend Molefe founded the following churches: St Caswell Cathedral in Temba and Christian Apologetic Church in Sekampaneng"Meneer Molefe" is currently employed at Masakhane Primary School, Unit Seven in Temba.Don't allow circumstances to move you away from your Goal.Do you dream of living a better life? Do you aim to be in a better relationship? Do you wish to have a better future? Perhaps you want to accomplish more in your life? You may want to improve your educ...