Author Interviews
The Upside Of Down: How Chaos And Uncertainty Breed Opportunity In South Africa – Bruce Whitfield
12th May 2020 Next time you go to a conference or hire a consultant to be told, ‘We live in a VUCA [Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous] world,’ leave the... →
When Crisis Strikes: Ten Rules To Survive (And Avoid) A Reputation Disaster
6th May 2020 In the past few years, so many scandals have rocked corporate South Africa that crises seem to be the norm rather than the exception. In the glare... →
Lockdown: The Corona Chronicles – Melinda Ferguson
16th April 2020 The first Corona book to be released in South Africa, LOCKDOWN captures the mood of our times through a tapestry of South African voices,... →
Maverick Africans: The shaping of the Afrikaners – Hermann Giliomee
19th March 2020 South Africa’s top historian, Hermann Giliomee, investigates the manner in which, in South Africa, the Afrikaner group is unique and exceptional in... →
The ANC Spy Bible: Surviving Across Enemy Lines – Moe Shaik
9th March 2020 When Jacob Zuma made spy allegations against fellow members of the ANC at the State Capture (Zondo) Commission in July 2019, political analyst... →
Cyril’s Choices: An Agenda for Reform – John Matisonn
27th February 2020 John Matisonn, author of the critically acclaimed GOD SPIES AND LIES, Finding South Africa’s future through its past, has written a tour de force... →
The Cape Radicals – Crain Soudien
31st January 2020 In 1937 a group of young Capetonians, socialist intellectuals from the Workers’ Party of South Africa and the Non-European Unity Movement, embarked... →
Balance of Power: Ramaphosa and the future of South Africa – Qaanitah Hunter
13th December 2019 Qaanitah Hunter takes us into the heart of Cyril Ramaphosa’s rise to the ANC presidency, and the political balancing act he has had to maintain as... →
Duty and Dynamite: A Life of Activism – Laloo ‘Isu’ Chiba
13th December 2019 Many remarkable people were imprisoned on Robben Island from the early 1960s until the last prisoner left in 1991. All had their individual stories... →
Operation Mandela – Willem Laubscher
13th December 2019 The late eighties was a highly politicised environment. Willem Laubscher was healing some of the world’s best-known political prisoners, amongst... →
Sobukwe: The Making Of A Pan Africanist Leader – Thami Ka Plaatjie
By: Creamer Media Reporter 4th December 2019 “Prof” as Robert Sobukwe was fondly known, is an enigma to many people. Whilst his political views are widely known, the inner thoughts of the man... →
