Vision

Free, and planted

Our goal is simple to say and big to do: make as much as we can free, and plant as much as we can, so that real food is within everyone’s reach.

Hydroponics, growing plants in water and nutrients instead of soil, is one way we are looking at. The farm model is still being studied, and we have not chosen one. Before anything bigger, we are starting with a single homemade hydroponic tower. We will grow something, record it, and scale up only once we have real results to show.

A hub where everyone teaches

We want a hub where people come to be taught, and where people of every profession can join and teach: growers and builders, nurses and coders, lawyers and makers. Each person brings one piece. When those pieces connect, a whole country can stand up.

A young nation, and a big land

We give South Africa a lot of credit: for how beautiful it is, and for how far it has come. Out of Jesus’ victory over death, we believe a strong young nation can rise here.

In August 2025 the African Union backed the Correct The Map campaign, led by Africa No Filter and Speak Up Africa. It asks bodies such as the UN and the World Bank to use the Equal Earth map instead of Mercator, which makes Africa look much smaller than it is. Africa is the second-largest continent, at about 30 million square kilometres, bigger than the United States, China and India put together. South Africa alone covers about 1.22 million square kilometres.

We want a generation that sees that space for what it is: room to grow, to build and to feed people. We believe South Africa can become the world’s greatest nation.

A library with no gatekeepers

That is where our Library comes in. We would like people of every profession to write down what they know, in as much detail as they can, so that all of us can learn from it.

Knowledge that has been hidden or lost can come together in one open place. Every entry shows its source and every correction is public, so nobody can quietly bend it. We want knowledge in South Africa to be easy for anyone to reach.

Workshops across the country

From the Library, we would like to take learning out to workshops all over South Africa. You choose what you want to learn each day, and every lesson is documented. The workshops have tools, and you learn to use them and to make things.

Learning is free. Say there is a workshop on wool, and you know how to braid. You teach it, we document it, and anyone in the future can learn it too.

What people make adds to what South Africa sells to the world. We believe the world will want what this country grows and makes, and we will invite experts from anywhere to help us package it well.

Making the system work for everyone

We would like to put systems in place so that things can be free again. The system we live in asks a lot of you: register a business, grow it, make money, and keep your tax in order.

We want to learn those rules so well that they work for everyone. That means using every deduction, incentive and form of leverage the law allows, always inside the law and in the open, so that more of what we make can go back into making things free.

Then things can move. Picture goods circulating around South Africa so fast that new things arrive and old things find new homes within days. We dream that this flow grows into the biggest shipping network in the world.

Parks, and food for everyone

We would like to build big public parks where you can sit, rest, and pick fruit and vegetables. One day, we would like hydroponic hubs across the country, enough to give everyone free food every day. That is an aim, not a plan yet. The tower comes first.

On our bucket list

Our own independent servers, to serve this website and our app. We want them as hard to take down or break into as we can make them, with every copy kept accurate, and everything on them for studying the Word, from the word-by-word translation to the Library, free for everyone, forever. On any phone or laptop, iPhone or Android, it should always be there to study with.

One day we would also like a snapshot tool: take the text as it stands, with its sources and explanations, and export it to be printed as a book of your own. As the website and the Library grow, we can take snapshots along the way.