sephutheloana sena kenyelletsa ditokiseletso dikai tse peli tsa DHC-6 Twin Otter, e khutšoanyane nko phetolelo hodima skis le e telele nko phetolelo hodima lithaere tundra. Custom phanele le VC akarelletsa le feletseng DHC-6 molumo faele. New sefofane dipharologanyo fana utloahalang le tse khahlisang tshebetso le ho sebetsana le. Officer with the Institute for Contextual Theology and was involved in the drafting of the Kairos Document - 1985. He was a founder member of the Soweto Parents Crisis Committee (SPCC) formed in 1985 and later became Secretary of the National Education Crisis Committee(NECC). He served more than two years as a State of Emergency Detainee between 1986 and 1988 and was later released under restrictions. He left the country for the United States in 1989 where he earned a Masters and Doctoral Degree(Th. D - Political Ethics) at the Lutheran School pf Theology in Chicago. He returned to South Africa in 1995 and assumed a teaching post at the Lutheran Seminary in Mapumulo, Natal. He was appointed Executive Director on the newly established desk on economic affairs of the South African Council of Churches known as the Ecumenical Service for Socio-Economic Transformation(ESSET). He was the former member and Chairperson of the Jubilee S A. From June 2000 he served as the Advisor to the Premier of the North-West Province. Dr Tsele is currently General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches. He has extensive international experience where he attended and addressed conferences and seminars on theological, political and economic matters. He is also a member of the Black Economic Empowerment Commission appointed by the State President to advise on how the economic empowerment process can be taken forward. He has published essays and articles on Theology, Social Ethics, Development, Poverty Eradication, Globalization and is married to Modiehi Bookholane and has three children - Tshepo, Palesa and Bogosibotsile.