Checkmate: How Shoprite Checkers rewrote the rules and won
Updated 2 hours 41 minutes ago Checkmate is the extraordinary untold story about how the company confronted crisis after crisis, leaning aggressively into sometimes risky... →
Puppet Master: The secrets of Markus Jooste and the Steinhoff crash
25th September 2026 When Markus Jooste died in 2024, he took many of Steinhoff’s secrets with him. But not all of them. The collapse of Steinhoff wiped more than... →
The Zuma Effect
21st September 2026 Jacob Zuma never had an ideological project – a vision of the nation or a mission of genuine upliftment. Rather, his ambition was rooted in... →
Lilian Ngoyi: A Life
17th September 2026 Lilian Ngoyi was a trailblazing figure in South Africa’s liberation struggle – an electrifying orator, a key architect of the 1956 Women’s March,... →
Heart, Heritage and Home
15th September 2026 Heart, Heritage and Home is a South African cookbook that brings authentic heritage recipes into your home kitchen. Featuring recipes shared by... →
Trauma to Triumph
15th September 2026 Blending personal testimony with practical tools, the book examines how trauma and adversity shape the way people live, work, lead and relate – and... →
Everything Will Be Okay
10th September 2026 I am suddenly impressed and intimidated at the same time. This is a man of a high calibre. How did I find myself lying in bed with him? An ordinary... →
The Life and Death of a Rock 'n Roll Sailor
7th September 2026 In January 2015, Diane Coetzer’s beloved brother-in-law disappeared with his two crew when their yacht was caught in a cyclone in the Indian Ocean.... →
Memoir of a Fractured Heart
3rd September 2026 Memoir of a Fractured Heart is a poignant, endearing story of one man’s journey through heart failure, mortality, the intricacies of transplant... →
1985: The Langa Massacre and the Ending of White Rule in South Africa
3rd September 2026 On 21 March 1985, police opened fire on a funeral procession in Langa township outside Uitenhage in the Eastern Cape, killing peaceful protesters... →















