Mlamleli Zide

MLAMLELI ZIDE’S BIOGRAPHY

AS AN AUTHOR

As a young guy, I choose for myself a career as a "WRITER" that gives me the freedom to work as hard as I want and that encourages me to assess my own output. As a writer who has advanced into the position of author, I feel alive and pushed in these settings. My sole goal is to be recognized for my excellent work. Consequently, my actions speak for me. Since I view myself as a lifelong learner, I offer even the tiniest babies my finest service with the intention of teaching them something.

HOW I GREW UP

In the Village of Dumsi, which is located beneath the little town of Mount-Frere in the Eastern Cape of South Africa, I grew up copying my sisters as they wrote and sang songs by the late musicians Celine Dion, R-Kelly, and many more for their music books. When I was a little child, I loved reading about American celebrities in magazines and books, and later, when I became inspired by how they looked, I developed a desire to be one of them. My sister once told me, "If you want to be an American Celebrity, you need to start writing your own songs and learn how to produce them." At the same time, we were living off of our neighbor's leftovers and sharing them with each other so that we might have even a plate of food to eat. I had to become friends with my dictionary and maintain reading the periodicals I used to routinely receive from my kind professors. That's where my enthusiasm for writing began from that point on.

MY RELOCATION

In 2009, I moved to Primrose, Germiston, where my siblings were. Despite having finished matriculation, I was unable to enroll in college since I lacked an identity document and had a Trailblazer. As a result, I battled to obtain ID starting in 2007 and only succeeded in doing so at the end of 2011. I was working for a buddy of my brother's who was selling marijuana during the entire time I was trying to get my ID. However, my cousin sister seized me and used me as her little babysitter in the end of 2012. Although my naughtiness had ended and I was safe from police attacks, I was cool with it. I had time for my career, to compose narratives about my experiences in day-to-day living, and music.

OBTAINING SKILLS

at spite of this, I parted ways with her at the end of 2014 and registered at a computer school called "Kitso Lesedi Youth Development" in Primrose, Germiston City, in South Africa. I attended the school from January to June of 2015, after which I dropped out. Then I proceeded to Ekurhuleni West College in Germiston City to enroll in a financial management course at one of the Germiston campuses. But when the results were announced in 2016 with a fail report, I was unable to be eligible for student aid funding. However, when the second results were announced in March 2016, my name appeared on the list of graduates. As a result, the initial results were false with a fail report, whereas the second results were accurate with a pass report. Nevertheless, I had made the choice not to go back to school for accounting, so I started writing books.

FOLLOWING MY PASSION

In April 2016, I decided to stop granting wishes and began acting in line with my intentions to improve my future. I continued writing novels and finished five in three months. These books are now sold in a few locations throughout the world. I had no prior experience in creating or writing books, but I found a means to write and publish them utilizing the computers at our youth development center in Primrose, "Kitso Lesedi Youth Development," as well as our library computer. To pursue my love of writing and grow my writing career was the only plan I had. I presently have 7 books out, and I'm working to publish as many as I need while simultaneously creating my own book publishing company to revive the book market.