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This book Wages Of Laborers Crying Out is about unskilled, those without high school education who work as laborers. Some are educated people who find themselves unemployed and take jobs to work as laborers to fight poverty and unemployment. People find themselves working as laborers for various reasons such as poverty, lack of education due to poverty, teenage pregnancy, immigrating to other countries and laziness. There are young people who are lazy to study and succumb to dropping out of school because they don’t want to study. In this book I focus on those who are determined and hard ...

I wrote Who Owns Your Soul? during 2011 - 2012. A lot has happened since then. God of heaven is faithful. I revised Who Owns Your Soul? in 2016 after the death of my grand-mother, Aunt and my father. Now Holy Spirit laid it upon my heart to revise this book into Series. Who Owns Your Soul? Series: Vol. 4 is the continuation of Who Owns Your Soul? Series: Vol. 4 of 6 Volumes. This is a battle plan to destroy and dispossess death, poverty and destruction in Africa and the world. Our Lord Jesus Christ asked this questions which is so relevant today when people do not hesitate to sell their ...

Sin Tantalizers is about deceptive deeds of Satan when he tempts people. Sin is appetizing yet deadly. Most of the rituals done by Africans are committed in ignorance not knowing that it is actually demonic worship which is in fact Satanic worship. This book also touches on human sacrifices to obtain wealth and power.

This book Mama Lost The Charm is about mothers who enslave their sons and daughters through witchcraft. These mothers identify their most intelligent child, it could be the first born, second born or middle child but not their last born. It is also about my late father who was the second child, the most intelligent child, the first son of his mother and she enslaved him all his life. Before she died she regretted her deeds and said I lost the charm. This book have stories of people I have met who have been enslaved by their mothers. Some of them are well educated and enslaved by illiterate ...

These are poems that I wrote when I lost two women that have played a role in my child-hood, my grand-mother and aunt. They both passed away this year, I mourned for them and wrote these poems. They tormented my life when I was young. I held the hands that once beaten me with love instead of with revenge. I forgave them, prayed for them and loved them before they died. In all these I thank God of heaven.

This book is Lamentations for My Refugee x-Husband is about my tears of sorrow before our Creator regarding Katalay that I was married to for 13 years. He was never at home in South Africa when we had cash. He stayed only for a while like for attendance register records with Home Affairs to show that he stays in South Africa with his spouse.Katalay knew a lot about me but he was very secretive about his own life especially his businesses in Congo. I gave Katalay over R700 000 for his business and his family. Between him, his mother, father, sister and relatives they really mined me to ...

This book A Mansion In The Graveyard is a collection of poems I wrote about a man who built a one room house on his mother′s grave to show people that his mother had a rich son. The second reason is that I attended a memorial service of one village old woman over 90 years of age. Her family slaughtered a bull, some goats and chickens for her funeral. It was a very big funeral and an expensive one as well. It costs over R150 000.00. This is common is South Africa where funerals in wealthy families are very expensive. The deceased might be poor but the siblings and relatives buy insurance ...

I wrote these poems when someone said to me “Doreen, just be content it is not yet time for you to prosper”. Another person said to me “my Pastor said an elephant is pregnant for 18 months. So don’t’ rush to want to prosper”. I told the person, I’m not an elephant but a human being. I did not have any source of income, begging for accommodation, food and clothing. I no longer had the luxury of buying myself clothes but wore second hand clothes some were too small or too big. I was told “remember beggars are not choosers”. These poems are not only of my personal life but of...

The title Nobody Thinks About Me But I Must Think About Them was revealed to my daughter L’amour by God. L’amour said to me “mama have you seen that there are selfish people. They always say think about me but they don’t want to think about us. They don’t think about my papa, my mama and me. When they have problems they ask my mama to pray for them. Write this book mama, it is God Who told me”. This God revealed to my daughter not because we are super spiritual but “nothing but dust and ashes”. First I ignored my daughter for over a month while she repeated this title Nobody...

These are poems that I wrote about parents who hate their own children. Touching on matters of “spiritual umbilical cords between mother and daughter” using poems to explain this. Mothers who are domineering, controlling and manipulating. How some parents curse their children causing great pain. Above all how no human being under the sun can command God of heaven. It's not easy to break loose, but when you know the root of the problem you can be free. For years I never understood why my mother hated me yet she wanted to be around me. It never made sense until now. I know I'm not the ...

Dolina: A Novel Part 3. Dolina and Pierre become relaxed and no longer prayerful. They have children, money and success when God answers their prayers. When Dolina have her first twin son, Shoni is struck by lighting in Venda. She refuses to repent and dies. Chanelle vows to pay revenge using the tekoloshe to torment Dolina with sex, sickness and finally poverty. The tekoloshe demon is used to torment Dolina used against her by her mother Chanelle. It touches on love of money, power and witchcraft practices in various countries. The Novel Dolina touches on incest and witchcraft where ...

As long as we are in this world pain is unavoidable. The wise endure the pain every day. The tile Yesterday My Pain Today My Poem Tomorrow My Praise is about painful experiences that we have that God turns to our poems today then praise tomorrow. We look back and see situations that God saved us and realized that our pain becomes our poem. When we are victorious after overcoming the painful situation we praise God for these testimonies. Pain if not attended to can lead to sorrow, shedding of tears that lead to depression and other diseases, ultimately death. It’s important to pray about ...

Tormented by Tokoloshe Delivered By LORD Jesus Christ is a collection of poems where I expresses the torment that some women go through by the tokoloshe demon and how my deliverance came about. In this poetry collection I also express the pains that women suffer under this creature called tokoloshe or spiritual husband. The tokoloshe is usually used to torment women but men can also be tormented. This demon called tokoloshe is used to sexually torment people to generate occult wealth. The occultist procure a tokoloshe from a Satanic Priest to generate occultic wealth or blood money for ...

I wrote Who Owns Your Soul? during 2011 - 2012. A lot has happened since then. God of heaven is faithful. I revised Who Owns Your Soul? in 2016 after the death of my grand-mother, Aunt, my father. And my two second cousins. Now Holy Spirit laid it upon my heart to revise this book into Series. This is Who Owns Your Soul? Series: Vol. 1 of 6 Volumes.This is a battle plan to destroy and dispossess death, poverty and destruction in Africa and the world. Our Lord Jesus Christ asked this questions which is so relevant today when people do not hesitate to sell their souls to Satan for wealth, ...

This book Beyond Four Boarders is about marriage challenges of the South African citizens who are married to Africans from Africa. The damage of the division of Africa a long time ago still is felt today. The different languages, cultures, perceptions, and stereotypes. Some South African mothers even go to the extent of cursing their daughters married to Africans from Africa. Some African mothers from Africa also don’t approve South African ladies. We need to address this in order to allow our children to marry those they love. In this book I’m focusing on those who are struggling in ...

The Storeroom Gives Birth To A Story is a collection of Doreen C. Mampani poems. My soul was cast down in discouragement and despair. While staying in a storeroom due to poverty, God said to me "take the pen and write poems Doreen". These poems about pain, hope and courage where written within two days. Truly they are Holy Spirit inspired. Comment from my Pastor was "these poems are from God".

This book 'Til Money Do Us Part: Marriage of Convenience to a Refugee is about my ex-husband from Congo who married me to get South African citizenship and my wealth. We got married in 2004 and he left in November 2012 promising to come back. He stayed by his friend for about a week before going to Congo. By that time I was sick, heavily bleeding, unable to find work, could not find business and was staying in an English man’s property for free.The owner had dogs and I cleaned up the yard. He was not happy about this but I’m not someone who seats back and do nothing. I asked Katalay to ...

I wrote Who Owns Your Soul? during 2011 - 2012. A lot has happened since then. God of heaven is faithful. I revised Who Owns Your Soul? in 2016 after the death of my grand-mother, Aunt and my father. Now Holy Spirit laid it upon my heart to revise this book into Series. Who Owns Your Soul? Series: Vol. 5 is the continuation of Who Owns Your Soul? Series: Vol. 5 of 6 Volumes. This is a battle plan to destroy and dispossess death, poverty and destruction in Africa and the world. Our Lord Jesus Christ asked this questions which is so relevant today when people do not hesitate to sell their ...

Author Without A Pen is a collection of poems written by Doreen C. Mampani. During the time of hardship is time to seek God diligently for direction. Doreen wrote these poems during a time of hardship and pain. They are inspiring and encouraging to a despondent heart.

Dolina: A Novel Part 2. Dolina and Pierre have a wedding in the Republic of South Africa and in Rwanda. Chanelle her mother was fighting against it but she failed. Chanelle decided not to inform her mother Shoni because they are both greedy for money. Shoni is still sick when Dolina gets married. Lobolla of R90 000.00 is demanded by Chanelle or Dolina must marry someone else. Pierre relocates to Cape Town and comes home week-ends. Dolina and Pierre are still prayerful. This novel is also about prejudice against Coloureds. The rejection that some Coloureds suffer. Coloureds called uncultured...