Ndemowoma Y. Mustapha

Ndemowoma Yankuba Mustapha is a Sierra Leonean based in Freetown. From Kenema District - Eastern Province, to parents - father and mother from Kailahun and Kenema district respectively. He's a member and graduate of the Poro Society Sierra Leone (MPSSL). He holds a liberal political view. Knowledge in Youth Social Work and Dev. Communications. Married with a kid. Loves reading and writing with very keen interest in Detective Movies and Southern Africa songs. He also love his traditional music.

Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Natal Lion Park

Elder Mustapha standing by the sign post at the main entrance of the Natal Lion Park

One of the Lions caught in my camera while in the game drive

Elder Mustapha posing in front of the caged Lions.

Lions on the driveway in the lion park.

Hillcrest Zone 2017

President Thompson and Elder Mustapha (standing) sister Thompson (far back).

Lunch time during a Zone conference in Hillcrest (2017)

Elder Mustapha

Monday, February 25, 2019

THE NCUBE FAMILY IN STANGER

(Left to right) Elder Mustapha, Sister Wendy, Sister Aphiwe, Sister Akhona and Baba Sandile

Eler Lucas-Rafael, Elder Mustapha the Ncube Family

Mr. and Mrs Ncube and their daughters

Thursday, February 21, 2019

An overnight in the Bunkhouse with Elder Mulabe

(Left to right) Elder Mustapha, Sister and Elder Howell, Elder Mulabe

Sister Howell and Elder Mustapha

(Left to right) Elder Mustapha President Thompson and Elder Mulabe.

Elder Mustapha and Elder Deen

Then Hillcrest Zone (sometimes in 2017)

Hillcrest Zone Conference (sometimes in 2017).

Elder Harp instructing in a Zone Conference.

Random photos in the mission home.

President Thompson sharing some jokes.

(Left to right) Elder Mustapha, Elder Kamara, Elder Cobinah, Elder Blamo and Elder Deen.

Elder Lucas-Rafael in the plain white shirt standing next to Elder Mustapha in the blue sweater.

Elder Mustapha in a photo with random dudes.

Sometimes in 2017 at the SADM

Elder Mustapha

Elder Cobinah

Elder Deen

Elder Mustapha receives a handshake from Elder Legal.

Things I will miss about KwaDukuza

King Shaka's Memorial - Eshowe. King Shaka was the man whose kingdom stretched from the Mozambique border in the north to the South Coast of present-day KwaZulu-Natal. He was respected among the Zulus and his memories still live on.

Mahatma Ghandi's statue in the heart of Stanger KwaDukuza. The story behind his statue in KwaDukuza in unclear to me. However, KwaDukuza is one of the places with lots of Indians in the KwaZulu-Natal.

Yes, it's sugarcane plantation. Sugarcane farming is really huge in KwaDukuza and its surrounding. I would always buy it for consumption at the toll gate from Ballito.

Stanger (KwaDukuza)

View of Stanger

Ushaka Mall, named after King Shaka

A business center in the CBD of Stanger

BOXER! My favourite store :-) . It's probably in every townships in South Africa.

Arrival at South Africa Durban Mission (2017)

(Left to right) Elder Blamo, Elder Mustapha, Elder Kamara, Elder Deen and Elder Cobinah upon arriving at the King Shaka International Airport in Durban.

My first orientation in the South Africa Durban Mission with Sister Wood. She was such a nice person, but she was almost done with her mission by the time I got there.

In the mission home sometime in 2017

Elder Mustapha displays his first assigned area (Molweni) with Elder Thompson.

Mpumalanga Township (aka Hammersdale)

The beauty of Mpumalanga Township lies in the topographic view.

Mpumalanga Ward, just across from Elangeni College. One of the most beautiful chapels to ever serve in the South Africa Durban Mission.

A view that attracts me a lots in Mpumalanga. This Township is such a beautiful place.

Most of the townships in South Africa are kept neat and tidy.

A thick cloud over the Township. South African weather is something else. Literally one can experience winter, autumn summer and spring in an hours' time.