UJesu udiniwe njengoba etshone efundisa abantu. Yikho isikepe sithi sesisukile uya ngemuva kwaso afike alale eqamele. othomathikhi credit ezijikelezayo, ngoba nyangazonke Inani le-invoyisi kuyinto kakhulu njalo, kukhona sokunconywa ezifana "Kulula ukusetha icebo ukubuyiswa kwemali." Futhi ngenyanga ezayo ngesamba semali invoyisi uma ubheka incazelo Ungakwazi ukubikezela, ukuze kungatholakali at an ezengeziwe, futhi kulula ukubikezela ethize pay off isikhathi. “Sidinga inhlanhla kulo mdlalo wethu olandelayo ngoba siyasazi isimo esikusona njengeqembu. Singabadlali siyazi ukuthi konke kuncike kuthina. Ngijabule nokho ngomoya wobunye okhona kuthina singabadlali. Ngibona ukuzwana kuzosilekelela kakhulu kulena esiyilwayo yokuvika izembe,” kubeka uKateregga. Chapter 13. Look at our healthy livestock! Hello, it’s Sipho here! I am looking forward to the school holidays. Nosipho says she is going to spend her spare time making chicken nests. She has finally learned how to make them properly. I was laughing at her before but now I am impressed. She has made a nesting box for three hens from bamboo, cane and wire. ‘Well, Sipho, I am happy that you agree I did a good job. It took me a long time to collect all the bamboo, measure it and cut it to the right length. Mum gave me money to buy the wire. If the hens use the nest, it will be worth the expense because we will get more eggs and more new chicks. Sipho, can you help me put the nest up in that tree? Then it will protect the hens from snakes, as well as keeping them warm.’ ‘OK, Nosipho. You know, we have worked quite hard to keep our livestock safe and healthy this year. We have helped to vaccinate the chickens against Newcastle disease and fowl pox and persuaded Uncle to vaccinate his dogs against rabies. I helped fix the gate so that the goats and dogs – and little children - cannot get out of the yard. I have not lost one goat this year – well, not for more than a day! ‘You are right, Sipho. We have kept all the animals wellfed. We have picked ticks off them…’ ‘Yes, but not all, because dad says a few ticks help cows maintain their immunity against diseases like redwater.’!