“You give them something to eat.” These words of Jesus still echo today, carrying both challenge and invitation. In a world where millions remain hungry despite vast resources, the crisis is not only about food scarcity — it is about broken systems, unjust distribution, and the failure of leadership.
 
In Give Them Something to Eat – Redeeming the Food Distribution System & Feeding the Nations, Thabo Mahlobo issues a prophetic call to the church, communities, and leaders across Africa and beyond that hunger is not inevitable; it is solvable. Drawing on biblical wisdom, historical insight, and practical strategies, this book envisions a continent where every church is a storehouse, every community is a food hub, and every believer is a steward of abundance.
 
From the first leadership crisis of the early church in Acts 6 to the miracle of the loaves and fish, Mahlobo weaves Scripture with practical models for today’s food challenges. He introduces the 6D Kingdom Model — Discover, Define, Design, Develop, Deploy, Duplicate — as a pathway from hunger to harvest. With clarity and conviction, he explores the role of redemptive agriculture, technology, partnerships, and generational legacy in transforming Africa from the world’s beggar to the world’s breadbasket.
 
This is more than a book about food. It is a blueprint for dignity, sovereignty, and legacy. It is a call to leaders, believers, and communities everywhere to rise, take responsibility, and redeem the food distribution system.
The future is abundant — but the responsibility is ours.