Resurrect Magazine

11/06/2024

🎉 COMING UP THIS JULY 19TH, RESURRECT MAGAZINE COVER REVEAL! 🌟

Join us as we celebrate TRAILBLAZERS OF FAITH AND ENTERPRISE in our latest issue, themed :
FAITH-FUELED PROSPERITY: How Young People are Redefining Wealth.

Discover the inspiring stories of young visionaries who are merging faith and ambition to forge new paths to success. Learn how their unwavering beliefs are transforming traditional notions of prosperity and creating a future where wealth is measured not just by material gains, but by purpose and impact.

🗓️ **Release Date:** July 19th,2024
HOST: Acceler8 Stanbic Bank Incubator Our Usual Partner

📖 What’s To be expected at this event? :

- Exclusive interviews with emerging leaders
- Insights on integrating faith and business
- Tips for cultivating a prosperity mindset
- Panel Discussions with emerging leaders
- Networking with likeminded people
- A little outing for yourself
-Local Products/services Stalls
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Don't miss this groundbreaking edition! Get your ticket as soon as now and be inspired by those who are leading the way with faith-driven innovation.

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11/06/2024

Miss Curvylicious SA is not just a beauty pageant; it's a transformative journey celebrating the strength, intelligence, and unique beauty of plus-size women across South Africa.

Founded by Matemeke Phasha, this groundbreaking event empowers women to share their visions, engage in personal development, and build a supportive community.

With exclusive opportunities and an interactive forum, contestants are encouraged to embrace their true selves, embody the qualities of a role model, and make a meaningful impact in their communities.

Join them at the South African State Theatre in Pretoria on November 1, 2024, for the third annual Miss Curvylicious SA, and witness the crowning of a queen who truly embodies their mission: Empower, Elevate, Celebrate

11/06/2024

Since starting his music journey in 2018,Tsotlhe Mabei also known as Icon Trey has quickly made a name for himself. His debut single "Lebitso la Morena" earned him a nomination at the Botswana Gospel Music Awards in 2019, where he secured third place. Despite the challenging local music scene, he has persevered, gaining recognition through various performances and notable releases like "They Should Know Me" and "Crazy Moments." His relentless drive recently landed him a BTV performance and features in prominent media outlets. Now, he continues to push forward with a new single, "Love Affektion," and an upcoming EP, "Setshwantsho," showcasing his belief that hard work will ultimately pay off.

10/06/2024

Dress by Vonvy Couture and Photography by Olive Branch Studios Bw ,proud sponsors of Resurrect Magazine.
Kelly Mokoti ,the cover lady of our January - March edition.
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05/06/2024

🌟 CALLING ALL VISIONARY ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES!

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PARTNER with us to showcase your commitment to innovation, purpose, and community. Let's inspire together!Send your proposal to: [email protected]

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04/06/2024

Article by Judy Mothusi

03/06/2024

Oampata Faith Leroy Crowned Mrs. Botswana 2024/25

In a glittering ceremony, Oampata Faith Leroy was crowned Mrs. Botswana 2024/25. The event, held this past Saturday celebrated the beauty, talent, and dedication of married women across the nation.

Oampata Faith Leroy won the title with her grace, confidence, and vision for positive change. Joining her were Gosego Rose Jamieson as 1st Princess, and Keatlaretse Tebbeth Molefe as 2nd Princess. Each contestant displayed remarkable qualities, making the competition a memorable showcase of empowerment and inspiration.

The Mrs. Botswana pageant is more than a beauty contest; it’s a platform for women to advocate for important social causes. Mrs. Leroy, Mrs. Jamieson, and Mrs. Molefe will use their titles to promote their advocacies, engage with communities, and drive positive change.

As the new Mrs. Botswana, Mrs. Leroy will represent the country on the international stage at the Mrs. World competition. Her dedication and passion will undoubtedly make Botswana proud.

Congratulations to Oampata Faith Leroy, Gosego Rose Jamieson, and Keatlaretse Tebbeth Molefe for their achievements. Their success highlights the incredible talent and potential of Batswana women, inspiring a brighter, more inclusive future for all.

03/06/2024

Beardcare tips by Norma A Nlanda

01/06/2024

31/05/2024

'Through creative arts, I touch lives, bring problems to the surface and solutions to them.' Kego Kgomotso Ratsie

30/05/2024

How well do you take care of your partner..

29/05/2024

DR GAEEMELWE RECEIVES SECOND HONORARY DOCTORATE

Dr. Lesedi Gaeemelwe received the Africa's Under 40 CEOs Award and her second Honorary Doctorate from Prowess University at a summit in Kampala, Uganda on April 13, 2024. The award recognizes influential young Africans. Her children's book, "Little Ngwana Stories," was approved by the Gauteng Education Department for school libraries for 2024/2025. At 39, she is also a Fellow of the Global Institute of Leadership & Governance in South Africa.

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27/05/2024

Exploring the depth of, 'I Too Thought I Was Out,' by Tumo Sehube

I Too Thought I Was Out by Tumo Sehube is a personal and insightful book about dealing with trauma, depression, and the journey to healing. Sehube shares her own experiences with mental health, describing the events that led to her depression and her struggle to overcome it. The book is set against African cultural contexts, highlighting common mental health challenges and the stigma surrounding them.

A significant part of the book focuses on the stigma of mental health. Sehube talks about her father’s lifelong mental health struggles and emphasizes that everyone deserves respect, love, and care, regardless of their mental state. Her personal story is a call for more empathy and understanding in society.

Sehube’s narrative is both a recounting of her struggles and a call to action. She encourages readers to talk about mental health and seek help without shame. Her story aims to break the silence and stigma around mental health issues.

The book also provides practical advice and emotional support, making it a valuable resource for anyone facing similar challenges. Sehube's honesty and vulnerability make her story relatable and inspiring, offering hope to those who feel alone in their struggles.

The recurring theme, , reflects Sehube's moments of despair but also her message that recovery is possible. She uses her journey to show that even in the darkest times, there is hope and a way forward.

In summary, I Too Thought I Was Out is a guide and source of comfort for those dealing with mental health issues. Sehube’s story encourages readers to seek support, embrace their healing journey, and contribute to a more compassionate society.

24/05/2024

Dj LaTimmy is set to judge Miss Modipane auditions tomorrow.

20/05/2024

Try our clean and nice hairdos..
Article by Trent Wiscott

17/05/2024

Makeup Tips with Pruddie Ramonna Pruddie's Make-up Corner

12/05/2024

Who embodies these qualities? Tag them and wish them a happy Mother's day...

10/05/2024

Trust them with your weekend outfit.
Vonvy Couture

08/05/2024

HAVING ONE OF THOSE LAZY MORNINGS?......Blend two eggs and half an avocado, blend gently, grease the frying pan with salted butter..pour the mixture, fry at medium heat until cooked, dish up, serve with 2 table spoons of triple fermented plain yoghart and vegetable paste (I make vegetable paste with fermented vegetables). Try this for kids for a cereal and dairy free breakfast..🍳🥑

07/05/2024

KEABETSWE BAGOMI LAUNCHES HIS BOOK, THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH

The book "The Valley of the Shadow of Death" by Keabetswe Bagomi was launched this past Saturday in Francistown. The event included notable guests such as Mr. Tshekiso Tshekiso- attorney, and Ms. Maitumelo- therapist. Mr. Mashumba who is a psychologist, welcomed the audience and discussed the significance of the book in addressing mental health challenges.

Additionally, Pastor Otukile delivered a sermon also titled "The Valley of the Shadow of Death," emphasizing the universal experience of difficult periods and the comforting promise of God during such times.

A panel discussion about the book's content followed, featuring insights from various experts on mental health. Honourable Modiri Jojo Lucas concluded the event with a speech highlighting how the book can assist individuals facing tough challenges in life. He pledged his support to help the author expand the book’s reach in Francistown and encouraged the author to tour the country with the book to aid Botswana's fight against depression and suicidal ideation.