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An author who teaches the Word of God talks about his love for writing inspirational books

Somehow we have started to see some light from afar in writing and reading especially nowadays. This has been catalysed by technology and social media. People are now reading, but the challenge is what they are reading. There are many good authors out there writing great pieces of literary works, but we also have many authors who just copy and paste someone’s work or some translate a piece from English to Swahili and take it as his or her own without proper acknowledgement. Furthermore, we have people who write about business, education, athletics but use examples from America and Western countries which, is not bad in and of itself but, it would be helpful to some extent if we could put more examples of our own. And on that note I say we still have a long way to go in the area of writing.

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