My father’s professional biography out from a the celebration of World Book Day in Touchwood shopping centre Solihull.

With Easter approaching a lot of people are looking for presents for fathers son and in-laws. My book is ⁦Waterstones⁩ in Worcester on the shelves upstairs in the Shambles. An intense read about football and family.

Explaining to media personalities Gareth Cliff and Phumi Mashigo what my book “Lessons from Past Heroes” is about. Get yourself a copy as soon as possible! 🇿🇦 #books #economics #politics #MajoziInterviews

I’ve met wonderful people overseas who have purchased my book. #books #economics #politics

The rich story behind my father’s 65 years working hard in journalism on the biography shelf at ⁦Waterstones⁩ in Worcester. With David Bowie and Bjorn Borg for company.

Fussball Geekz AC Milan Just written a piece on Kilpin and Notts in general for Football Heritage - out next week

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐂𝐊 | FAITHFUL CITY, FICKLE FOOTBALL by Chris Bishop The story of the renaissance of cash-strapped Worcester City FC, the club that kicked Liverpool out of the FA Cup. Pitch Publishing 📚 Sports Books 🛒 stanchionbooks.com/products/faith…

Worcester-born Dave Boddy on his seven years with Coventry City, and his delight over their long-awaited return to the Premier League 👇 Thanks to Chris Bishop for his help with the piece. worcesternews.co.uk/sport/26040478…

Well done mate!

Exactly 25 years ago I resigned my post of head and news and current affairs at Botswana TV. It was a job I loved and it was very painful but I did it for the right reason, in the cause of press freedom in the face of government interference. I chose South Africa’s freedom day.

That was it. On that day my journalists asked to take this photograph with me as a momento and a show of solidarity.

Thanks brother

Chris Bishop Victor Baatweng 🇧🇼☕️ You remember him?

Solani Thom Tanjo. Chris Bishop

That was me, I hope the new administration has learned the painful Lessons of the past.

I do

Thanks

Those of you who know me will see in my face how sad I was on the day. I just felt we had worked seven days a week for month after month to make it a channel the country could be proud of only to be penalised for doing just that.

Yes Sipho looking back I feel no anger just sadness.