Six days a week, Melusi Tshabalala, creative professional and entrepreneur, posts a new isiZulu word on his Melusi’s Everyday Zulu Facebook page and tells a story to help bring the word to life. Melusi’s Everyday Zulu holds up a mirror that shows South African society in all its flaws and its sheer humanity. Most importantly, he shows the power of words and that there’s umzulu in all of us!
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Nadat Kristina verdwyn tydens ‘n drafuitstappie, bel haar huismaats die polisie en hulle vind haar teen die berg. Sy kan niks onthou nie en ondergaan ‘n drastiese persoonlikheidsverandering. Psigiater Ben Krige sien haar as ‘n raaisel, maar deur woorde breek hulle geleidelik deur grense wat hulle van mekaar skei.
Both an epic romance and a powerful historical narrative, Mhudi is a pioneering work of South African literature.
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‘Mhudi’ by Sol Plaatje is a historical romance of epic scale that tells the story of a courageous and beautiful Barolong woman who risks her life to save her husband.
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Sifting through the betrayals and the poisoned memories of a century-long relationship between black and white, Steinberg takes us to a part of post-apartheid South Africa we fear to contemplate. Midlands is about the midlands of the heart and mind, the midlands between possession and dispossession, the midlands between the past and present, myth and reality. Midlands is a tour de force of investigative journalism.
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Milner: Last of the Empire Builders, the first biography of Milner by a South African, is Richard Steyn’s take on a controversial figure who changed the course of South African history.
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Sports writer Lloyd Burnard takes the reader on a thrilling journey from the time when no-one gave the Boks a chance of winning, to the delirious 2019 RWC victory tour.
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Thinking of moving to the UK but don’t know where to start? Fear not! Written by a seasoned mover who’s been there, done that and even brought back the tea towel, Sam Beckbessinger will hold your hand in this end-to-end guide to moving from South Africa to the land of tabloids, tweed and terrible weather.
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