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Scarred – But Not For Life 
3rd May 2017 Brutally dragged 780 metres beneath a taxi – a young woman’s inspiring story of survival, courage, and the will to live. 13 September 2011. The... →
We Die Like Brothers: The Sinking of the SS Mendi
2nd May 2017 The SS Mendi is a wreck site off the Isle of Wight under the protection of Historic England. Nearly 650 men, mostly from the South African Native... →
Spy – Uncovering Craig Williamson
2nd May 2017 It was in 1972 when the seemingly ordinary Craig Williamson registered at Wits University and joined the National Union of South African Students... →
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Dreams, Betrayal and Hope
26th April 2017 Systematically since 1994 the ANC government has betrayed the dream of democracy. A dream that imagined equality, the end of poverty, a thriving... →
Being Chris Hani’s Daughter
19th April 2017 When Chris Hani, leader of the South African Communist Party and heir apparent to Nelson Mandela, was brutally slain in his driveway in April 1993,... →
Vuyo's – From A Big Big Dreamer To Living The Dream
18th April 2017 Many South Africans became familiar with the phrase, ‘Ooh Vuyo – he’s such a big big dreamer’ from the TV beer commercial that told a... →
Cult Sister
7th April 2017 After matric Lesley took a gap year to the United States. Before she left, her mother, in jest or premonition, said: “Don’t get married and don’t... →
Reverse Sweep – A Story of post-apartheid South African Cricket
20th March 2017 This book is an account of cricket in post-apartheid South Africa; from the tumultuous Gatting tour in which, ironically, the seeds of cricket... →
The Girl from Simon's Bay
8th March 2017 A seashell and a sealed letter form a tenuous connection to a forbidden wartime romance 1937. Simon’s Town is a vibrant and diverse community in a... →
SA’s Corporatised Liberation – A critical analysis of the ANC in power
7th March 2017 South Africa’s democracy is in trouble. The present situation is, in objective terms, a house divided; a house that is tottering on rotten... →
A Thousand Tales of Johannesburg
2nd March 2017 This is the story of Sara, who poses stiffly for a photo with her four children at Turffontein concentration camp in 1901, and of Abraham, who... →
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