Philosophical Escapades

Throughout his life Wilson Lwandhle Magadhla was a keen observer of life's happenings around him. As he went around his work in the police force, as detective and investigator, he recorded many interesting observations. In his own words, many of these happened as epiphanies. On many occasions they came to him even as he was in the middle of a task, driving on the road, in conversation with friends or while asleep. He kept a permanent notebook by bedside and in his pocket. They always proved handy. As he told it himself, many a time he had to stop driving, and park on the roadside to record an observation lest it "evaporates" off his mind. In this work you will finds insights that are unlike many and also similar to many others as relates to life's happenings. What others say: "This work is indeed a mirror that reflects to you the truth that you have always known but were not conscious of. i> - Mandla Mthembu, Friend and Researcher at University of KwaZulu-Natal "No one can deny the fact that the paragraphs in this book are jewels of wisdom. The lines are easy to memorize, rhythmic at time and powerful all the time." i> - Charles Phebih-Agyekum, Author & Editor "Magadhla's "escapades" form a powerful collection of observations of realities in life. It underlines the richness of the life he led even under the most oppressive regimes ever known to humanity." -Matunda Nyanchama, ICT Professional & Book Publisher