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I had the pleasure of meeting with Elder Sitati before he served as a Mission President. He spoke in our ward in Gaborone, Botswana as an Area Authority. He was truly inspiring then and was most impressive today. Although I no longer live in Africa, he made me proud to be African. This truly is a world-wide church.
I think Elder Sitati was the first speaker in general conference who I have ever heard mention his children got married without the hassle of a dowry.
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