Daughter of a Druglord

By Moses Moreroa

The streets destroyed her soul. Losing a father has taken its toll on Kataliya, who then makes all of the bad decisions. She tries to be strong enough to comprehend that God's will cannot be questioned, but she also wonders why God favours some individuals over others. At the same time, the world does not come to a halt just because she is grieving. She needed to brace herself immediately for a life of uncertainty as she fought to survive the next day. Although she could tell the difference between right and wrong, she chose the latter, and she penned a note to God asking for forgiveness before infringing several beliefs she held dear.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Moses Moreroa
• Release date: Jan 19, 2022
• ISBN: 9780463533734

Moses Moreroa

With about a decade of demonstrated trade as a communication strategist, Moses Moreroa is a Chartered Public Relations Practitioner (CPRP). He is Manager for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo. He has served the public sector, notably, at the University of Limpopo in various capacities, including being well-versed in writing, editing, publication development (magazines and newsletters), copywriting, leading and organising, events management, media and stakeholder relations, media monitoring, strategic communication, marketing, public relations, advertising, and content management among others. His organisational interests are in change management, new media, crisis and reputation management, public relations, media, and politics. A qualified senior and FET educator, Moreroa also has some years of experience as a guest lecturer for writing for the media at the University of Limpopo and other institutions. He was an Editor-In-Chief for a student magazine and VIP Magazine. Also, he currently serves as Chairman for the Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (PRISA) in the Limpopo region. Of late, he has become a commendable publisher of books and articles as well as a revered language editor for corporate and academic manuscripts and publications.

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KATALIYA C MAJADIBODU

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Title: Daughter Of A Druglord / Kataliya Majadibodu

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Daughter of a drug lord

She is an African child with brown chocolate complexion that is not only brown on the outside, but also bright on the inside. Her colour is black, and she will leave Africa the day she becomes wealthy. It is difficult to forget about the future when you are moving up from here to zero. In life, she will be known for her ability to present, be patient, and acknowledge others. Because she appears to be perplexed when it comes to school.

Streets destroyed her soul

I would like to narrate her life story. This is her true story, and I become emotional when it begins; it is my rhyme, so I bleed ink when I write it.

It all started years ago when Kataliya began to lose control of herself. She was a believer who could see what was ahead