Author Interviews
Siya Kolisi: Against All Odds – Jeremy Daniel
1st November 2019 Siya Kolisi leading the Springboks out onto the field at the Rugby World Cup on September 2019 is the crowning glory of an incredible journey that... →
Sweat, Scale, $ell – Pavlo Phitidis
31st October 2019 South Africa’s socio-political and economic climate is hostile. Unemployment keeps rising Virtually zero-growth economy Big business is cutting... →
One Day In Bethlehem – Jonny Steinberg
25th October 2019 A bakkie full of men armed with AK-47s is stopped by two policemen on the outskirts of Bethlehem in the Free State. The men open fire on the... →
Election 2019: Change and stability in South Africa's democracy – Roger Southall
18th October 2019 Is 2019’s election the most important since the advent of democracy in 1994? The sixth general election since the arrival of democracy occurs at a... →
Black Tax: Burden or Ubuntu? – Niq Mhlongo
14th October 2019 A secret torment for some, a proud responsibility for others, ‘black tax’ is a daily reality for thousands of black South Africans. In this... →
The Longest March – Fred Khumalo
8th October 2019 A hundred and twenty years ago, seven thousand Zulu mineworkers walked from the gold mines in Johannesburg to Natal, covering a distance of five... →
Huis van gruwels: My 16 jaar in die Springs-hel – Susan Cilliers
7th October 2019 “I kneel on the foot piece next to the bed and lower my head. A piercing, burning pain engulfs my entire face. Dad has kicked me. Blood is gushing... →
Death, Detention and Disappearance – David Smuts
4th October 2019 In Namibia, the 1980s were a dark decade of human rights abuses by South African security forces. Justice David Smuts, then a young Windhoek... →
Shots from the Edge – Greg Marinovich
1st October 2019 Award-winning photojournalist Greg Marinovich has covered war and conflict throughout Africa and the world. In Shots from the Edge he recounts his... →
Yellow and Confused – Ming-Cheau Lin
30th September 2019 ‘Strangers pulling their eyes slant at me when they walked by. They’d pretend to be Chinese and make fake nasal-pitched noises that they thought... →
Parcel Of Death: The Biography Of Onkgopotse Abram Tiro – Gaongalelwe Tiro 
20th September 2019 Parcel of Death recounts the little-told life story of Onkgopotse Abram Tiro, the first South African freedom fighter the apartheid regime pursued... →
