Page 10 - Msingi Afrika Magazine Issue 10

EDITOR's note

2020. The year that was. Many, we're sure, are trying to
bid good riddance to it, while others are celebrating what
it brought their way. Some were more greatly enriched
financially, others emotionally, relationally and spiritually.
Others were drained in all these areas.

For those trying to bid good riddance to it, you need to
know that it marked a starting point for some things which
are not going anywhere for a long time... and you will not
like some of those things - at all. Wisdom demands that
you look back on 2020 and observe what really went on
from eyes of understanding. Only then will you be em-
powered sufficiently to deal with 2021 and beyond.

Things are changing and have changed in ways that re-
quire our most deliberate and mature responses else the
things that have been set in motion will ambush and de-
stroy not only our present but our future.

It is time to re-train those who lead in every sector to
be able to handle the now. We must also prepare those
who will lead in future - and in order to do so, we must
ourselves be empowered with understanding and tools.
This is not the year or the decade to hide one's head in
the sand.
2021 will not suffer fools gladly. And that's the good
news.

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Chioma Phillips