Vusi mathebula has been challenged about how human species are classed, divided and controlled in parallel approaches that are used to class, divide and control domestic animals. After he completed the following courses with University of Oxford:  Psychology and counselling, World religion, Ritual and religion in prehistory, Philosophy of religion, and Political Science; and also physiology and anatomy with Discovery learning, he was enlightened to understand the causes of division amongst human species and he has also realised that sport is the most powerful tool that can also be used to unite human species irrespective of their different ideologies/theories as this has been observed during 1995 Rugby World Cup tournament in South Africa and also the Olympic games that can be traced back to ancient Greece including the 1936 Olympic games in Berlin.

During September 2015 in his grandmother’s garden he invited few community members and he introduced boxercised including indigenous games and they had fun as they grow up playing in backyard gardens and this approach was well received by the community and the attendees coming from different religious, political, cultural and spiritual backgrounds increased, including the rich and the poor. The expansion of the group led to the sourcing of a more appropriate venue that would be able to host all the attendees, this gave birth to the idea of registering an organisation aimed at promoting unity through sports, arts and culture.
 

We are currently having branches in villages and town as follows: Msiphana village,Nkuri Tomu village,Rikhotso village, Xihoko village, Mtiti village, Mulamula village, Thapani

 village,Matsotsosela,Miyaka yaka village, Nwamitwa village, Morudji village and Tzaneen town plus diasporas in the UK who volunteered to promote this organisation.