New Dawn

Author

Ayabonga Mhlana

Publisher

FunDza Literacy Trust

Language

English

Licence

Length

Medium

Topics

Human Drama Romance

Young activist Melokuhle has promised her family she will focus only on Matric this year. But when deadly xenophobic violence flares and a favourite teacher is attacked, she can’t stay silent. And, meanwhile, where has her beloved boyfriend Tony disappeared to?

This story also forms part of our Rights 2.0 – Bridging Divides project. Find out more here.

24 Responses

Let's read😊❤️.

Letlhogonolo Kotsedi · 3 months ago

Asfundzeni

Omphilwe Letsoalo · 6 months ago

Let's dig in

Lindy Theledi · 2 years ago

Let's go 🔥🤗

Hleng hleng · 3 years ago

"Let's Get It Poppin"!!

Itxz elihle · 4 years ago

Let's flip it

Slie Kattz · 4 years ago

Interesting

Lili9 · 4 years ago

Wow what a amazing story ❤️👐

Tlangelani · 4 years ago

I'm unfolding this book

Dephney25 · 5 years ago

This storie inspired me and I really hope their is a part 2

Cascade · 5 years ago

I think if it is because of them they don't have Job's,it might be their reason they didn't finish school or learn some skills.

Crazy cat · 5 years ago

Othello by willam shackspeare

Chisomokalitsiro63 · 5 years ago

Jah Knows Everyting Pon Dis Yardie Xenophobia Could Get Wait.

Yamikan Machisawo · 5 years ago

Nice story no need for violent

Zowzow · 5 years ago

Nice story we really need to put an end to xenophobia

Za Rah · 5 years ago

It's a good thing that we have people like Melokuhle in our country, we can't blame foreigners for everything .Things like these happen every day in our country ..... We all know that 80% of the foreigners don't have good intentions about our country but that doesn't mean we should blame every Foreigner.

mah…@gmail.com · 5 years ago

This story makes me very emotionally...(trying)

Nellyswa · 5 years ago

😥😥😥

Now-Monderh · 5 years ago

It's a notable quality and skill to have writers of this nature. We need this as Africans. Sometimes these bad and inhuman things are done out of ignorance and lack of insight, so with such authors like this one, we are all educated and better equipped to face the reality and stand for what is good and just. This story is very educating. We need each other as Africans. No man is island. No matter reasons are laid down, xenophobic attacks are and will never be justifiable. It's just cruelty and being heartless.

phuzamanzi sibbs · 5 years ago

First I like to think the writer to make such point to be known as hateful devarstating lushing behavior, secondly the title for the book says it all although our new dawn has deemed by this incidents of xenophobia in our countries. Well we can blame each other by not well behaved in treating one other while the out break of all this is lushered by own governmence basically whole African governmence is responsible of all this while there are organization that hold treates that governor people for such behavior while they go in and out each others country as government - as we learn to this good people we must know that we need each other - as for the Zulu trabe they should know better because they say ( unyawo kalunampumulo {foot has no rest ) which means life can take you anywhere when need be. For the sake of love and relationships it is at best that we learn something as well from this book being a foreigner or loving one doesn't mean that the person is loose , love is contagious there's no barrier for it that's the lesson for this. And let's treat each other equal - we living in a free democratic country unless our minds are still oppressed.

Phumlani.T.Gumbi.ThanksGod · 5 years ago

Let's get on with it

SizweM · 5 years ago

Not at all... South Africans are not hard workers so that why they always blame others about their unsuccessfully lives

Ntwanakazi(Thuli) · 5 years ago

Fabulous

Sphume khumalo · 5 years ago

Good

riq…@emai... · 5 years ago

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