Obligation as understood here, ought to be viewed in the light of contributing Attitude-Change-oriented ideas to Third World village communities where community members have for decades, been deprived of books and Information Systems (ISs) to include telecommunications related information technologies such as computer software, Firmware or hardware. These are tools for personal decision making as well as corporate strategic decision making as human beings driven by nonselfish motives, add imagination, initiative and intuitive judgement to the decision making process. Whereas School History lessons of; The Maji maji Rebellion, Mashona and Ndebele Uprising, Moshesh (Moshweshwe) the Peace lover and believer in providing Food, security and Shelter to people, Bantu migration, Dr David Livingstone, John Moffat and Robert Moffat, Vasco Dagama, Mfecane Wars, Shaka Zulu, The Ngwane, the Nguni, Ndwandwe and the Mtetwa, The Yoruba, the Masai, The Triangular Trade, and similar pieces of history might have sufficed in their form, modified only slightly over years if at all, there are more meaningful pieces of history preserved as oral cuture for various native traditions, which may only be brought to Lecture rooms to be embodied in designs of Village Community Libraries where the wisdom of the few remaining tribal elders and visiting speakers, mentors of positive influence may be hosted to present cardinal thought stimulating talks and discourses on beneficial topics.
Posted on: Sat, 29 Nov 2014 14:33:07 +0000
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