The Christian Manifesto

The Christian Manifesto is a judeo Christian treatise on geopolitics and governance that sketches the hideous and dark spectre of corruption, and misrule that hovers ominously over the governance hill of the Nations.

It's an urgent enjoinder to the billions of the adherents of Christendom, to civic activism for the radical transformation of socio-economic paradigms, to usher in a new and golden era of justice and equality for all the peoples of the earth.

Auteur

Thebe Ramokhua holds a Bachelor of Laws Degree (LLB [UB]) from the University of Botswana, a Master of Laws Degree (LLM[Int.Bus.Law] - QMW[London]) from The University of London's Queen Mary & Westfield College, a Certificate on Selected Aspects of International Financial Law conferred by the University of London's Queen Mary and Westfield College, a Certificate on Legislative Drafting conferred by the International Law Institute ILI in cooperation with Georgetown University (USA), as well as a Certificate jointly conferred by the University of London's Institute of Advanced Legal Studies [ IALS ] and the School of Oriental and African Studies [SOAS] from a Commonwealth Legal Programme.

He was Admitted to the Bar in the year 1987 as an Attorney of the Courts of the Republic of Botswana, and amongst a myriad professional engagements, he has served as an Attorney with several leading law chambers in Botswana.

Thebe Ramokhua has further served on work attachments with a leading and longstanding London based Barristers Chambers, as well as with a pre - eminent Solicitors Firm based in "The City", at the heart of the City of London.

He has had the rare privilege to serve as Parliamentary Legal Counsel to the Parliament of the Republic of Botswana.

Amidst a myriad other engagements, he has served as an inaugural member of the ABM University Council.

Thebe Ramokhua is a Christian and an intercessor with a singular burden for the governance and stewardship of the nations. In his consummate passion and quest for social justice, it is his unshakeable conviction that activism in social concerns initiatives, must be denominated by the moral imperative to serve all of humanity, and the enduring and unshakeable belief that our institutions of governance, must deliver a just and equitable order to all of mankind."

Inspired by these ideals, he served in the structures of the Anti - Apartheid Society of Edinburgh University in the 1980s, in political activism against the unjust racist Apartheid system of the now defunct racist White South African regime.

He remains committed to the quest for social justice, for a just and equitable order for all of humanity.