Dear Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi

I wish I was having this conversation with you face to face, yet still I feel like that too wouldn't be enough.
I'm going through so many mixed emotions right now, I don't even know where to begin. I wish I could just let my heart do the writing because it is doing alot of the talking and it's difficult to keep up....
So, I'm just going to take a leap of faith, summarise everything, keep it short and sweet and hope that this philosophical theory of mine isn't me going crazy
(I've already done one crazy thing today and availed myself to public scrutiny. Even thought of including a disclaimer because some would feel like this is me chasing popularity and/or fame, which is the furthest thing from the truth)

My journey to finding out "What is life without a purpose" has been a long and bumpy one. A journey I had to go through to better understand what it took for you to be the winner of The Sowetan Young Communicators Awards back in 2002, the very same year that I was also a participant..... 18 years ago this month.

Some say life imitates art but I say art is an imitation of life. For truly, truth is stranger than fiction.
I'd love, appreciate and be truly honoured to have the opportunity to have a conversation with you - to further discuss our life's purpose, how mines interconnects with yours and that of your political organisation and how we can be the "light" and the beacons of hope to every black boy and girl, woman and man from every corner of rural Azania and drive revolutionary change that will ensure economic freedom in our lifetime.

PS - I do not want to be a politician.