Author Interviews
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... →
Awakening Encounters – Nobakhethwa 'Ketty' Setjeo
3rd December 2019 This book is a reflection of a life of redemption. None of us are born perfect, in fact John 3:16 highlights how imperfect we are that only God's... →
Robert McBride: The Struggle Continues – Bryan Rostron
28th November 2019 When Robert McBride was sentenced to death, he shouted: ‘The struggle continues till Babylon falls.’ It was 1987: the time of ‘total onslaught’.... →
The Educated Waiter: Memoir of an African Immigrant – Tafadzwa Z. Taruvinga
27th November 2019 Tafadzwa Zimunhu Taruvinga, a young Zimbabwean, enrolls to study economics at Rhodes University in South Africa. As a foreign student, the fees are... →
Which Side is Up?: Zapiro Annual 2019 – Zapiro
26th November 2019 Zapiro’s annual offering is our duplicity warning, our canary in the coalmine, our national conscience. Exposing and revealing, brilliantly... →
Bassie: My Journey of Hope – Basetsana Kumalo (Part 2)
25th November 2019 Basetsana Kumalo shot to fame as Miss South Africa in 1994 and soon became the face of South Africa’s new democracy. As the first black presenter... →
For the Love of the Land: Being a farmer in South Africa today – Ivor Price & Kobus Louwrens (Part 2)
22nd November 2019 Away from the heated political debates, in the shadow of uncertainty and shifting policies, farmers are putting seeds into earth in what seem like... →
For the Love of the Land: Being a farmer in South Africa today – Ivor Price & Kobus Louwrens (Part 1)
21st November 2019 Away from the heated political debates, in the shadow of uncertainty and shifting policies, farmers are putting seeds into earth in what seem like... →
