The Minister and Mukhulhwani

THE MINISTER AND MUKHULWANI

From the pasture savannas, Butsu Makhanda, as a herder of cattle, walks a winding and acculturation path, until he reaches a situation that never existed in his sense of boy: Be a member of the government.

In this journey, where fate counted less than the journey, dusts of conflicts of identity, social, cultural and political that needed to be harmonised and dispel the dust.

In this publication in the form of a book, Butsu Makhanda shares in an unfinished way Livaleni's journey (pastage) to the great national decision-making offices, on a journey full of friends, joys, frustrations, animosities, and above all questions. In the tireless search for identity harmonisation, Butsu Makhanda leaves himself and stands as an expector, counting the journey in the third person. The tale is based on an unfinished context of acculturation, where it is still necessary to harmonize the native language of Butsu Makhanda and the language of acculturation, implying that the journey has not yet ended.