The launch was attended by guests of the university, including officials from the ministry; inspector of tertiary education; the Director of Communications Martin Dlamini, the Mayor of Mbabane Zephaniah Nkambule, the Principal Secretaries at the ministry of labour and public service, and the Macmillan Managing Director Busi Simelane, among its dignitaries.

Limkokwing Vice President Corporate and Industry Relations, Regional Associate Director Mercy Rebaone Thebe and Cipack Maphosa who come from Botswana, were also part of the occasion.

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The minister said he found the book to be about the true meaning of creative education and development.

He said he found the book to have everything to do with creativity and a strong sense of innovation not being allowed to stop.

“I have also realised that Tan Sri’s books, like for example, ‘The Man who designed the future and Portrait of an Icon’, have some similarities in them, and that unlike many books these give an opportunity to grow one’s mind capability.

“Tan Sri’s Dr Limkokwing writes with the belief that anyone can accomplish anything, and to use your mind power, and know exactly what it is you want to do.

“To focus on mind power on a goal, it helps you build a clear and well defined goal and how you can go about it,” he said.