From the moment I was welcomed into that wonderful Mmegi family of inspirational educationists, scribes and creatives, I knew then that I had just arrived at the right place that would later determine both my professional and academic destiny as the unfolding events would present themselves.
Having first been recruited from William Jones’ Botswana Guardian at the closure of 1988, I would later at the second quarter of 1989 land in the good hands of two senior graphic artists, Judy Seidman who was also the creator of the Fa-Tlase cartoon and Billy Chiepe of the famous political satire The Billboard and humorous Chomi strip. They both mentored me on the earlier forms of Desk-Top Publishing (DTP) through the use of Apple McIntosh computers.
