Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker helped with a library opening in Mpumalanga that features copies of his autobiography, with the Ndebele Queen making an appearance.
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TS Galaxy striker Bernard Parker recently helped with a library launch, where copies of his new book contributed in filling the shelves.
The 37-year-old is set to release his autobiography titled, From a Shack to Destiny soon and was joined at the library launch by a teammate and Queen Sekhothali Mabhena of the Ndebele Kingdom.
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Parker launches book at library opening
As part of a community drive spearheaded by entrepreneur TT Mbha, veteran DStv Premiership star Bernard Parker helped with a library handover launch in Mpumalanga.
TT Mbha bought 100 copies of Bernard Parker's new autobiography, which proved to be a huge help in filling the shelves of the newly built library.
Mbha, who's also a good friend of Parker, is aiming to build 100 libraries alongside the Hollywood Foundation. They've already built and unveiled five libraries in Delmas, Mpumalanga.
'Die Hond' was at one of the library openings with teammate Vuyo Mere and Queen Sekhothali Mabhena of the Ndebele Kingdom also in attendance, among other dignitaries.
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Not only is Parker involved in a great initiative, it was also a good opportunity for him to promote his book which is reportedly being released today, according to TimesLive.
Parker's book tells a story of how he used football to get his family out of poverty.
"My book is coming out and it's about my life story about where I grew up and my journey with football," Parker said to TimesLive.
"It's mostly directed to dreams, inspiring people to reach for their dreams. No matter the circumstances, the environment or where you come from, you can achieve your dreams. The book is more about inspiration and also how to stay in the top flight in football," he added.
Watch Parker showcase his book at the library launch:
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