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Name | Godfrey |
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Gender | male |
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Country of Origin | Zimbabwe |
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Destination Country | South Africa |
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| I was born in Zimbabwe and migrated to South Africa over 17 years ago in search of greener pastures and a better life. |
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| It was not easy to abandon family ties, familiar hills, child-hood valleys and adjust to a new environment, strange surroundings and intimidating streets full of bright lights. |
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| Almost everyone I met treated me with a sense of suspicion. |
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| They did not trust me because I spoke a different language and carried a somewhat heavy accent in their opinion. |
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| I was written stranger, foreigner, alien and migrant all over my forehead. |
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| Against all odds, I made a conscious decision to defy the usual and challenge stereotypes. |
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| I made it my personal mission to demonstrate that migrants are not just takers but givers too. |
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| They equally add value to their host country and warmth to their new home. |
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| Today, I run successful businesses that have created employment opportunities for over 100 South Africans. |
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| We produce and distribute thousands of life coaching and inspirational audio recordings on a monthly basis. |
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| These programmes help inspire the youth to focus on their dreams, unite broken families and assist fading organisations prosper. |
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| I also run mentorship programmes meant to lead, guide and support University students living in a country that has a huge dropout rate. |
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| I am a regular contributor for various newspapers and magazines and this gives me an opportunity to share my ideas and experiences. |
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| I have spoken on various conferences and seminars all over the world because I believe in the idea of global citizenship where people are allowed to live beyond their borders. |
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| Let us embrace diversity, celebrate our differences, promote a cosmopolitan society and eradicate xenophobia. |
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| Godfrey has also published an anthology of Letters and Poetry: http://the-passport.com |
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