Two Weeks in November reveals as yet unknown details of the political events surrounding Robert Mugabe’s fall – a dramatic retelling of the coup that wasn’t a coup, full of narrow escapes, brinkmanship and unlikely bedfellows.
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Maye Musk shares her life story, as well as hard-earned wisdom and frank, practical advice on career, family, health, adventure, and more.
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Leading psychiatrist Dr Sean Baumann reflects professionally and personally on mental illness after his decades of experience at Valkenberg Psychiatric Hospital in Cape Town.
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A new novel by award-winning author and translator Michiel Heyns – a gripping psychological drama, set in Hermanus
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A deeply moving and powerful biography of Fezekile Kuzwayo – better known as Khwezi – the woman the ANC tried to forget
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Alleen onder die man vertel die verhaal van Jaco, ’n 80-jarige individualis wat krities is oor hierdie totalitêre bestel, en sy seun, Pieter, wat as sy beroep rekenaarspeletjies toets en nie besef hoe die stelsel persoonlike vryheid bedreig nie.
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In this book Jakkie Cilliers examines where Africa as a continent is at and where it will be in 2040 if it continues on the current path. He sets that against the 11 scenarios he develops that could help to turn Africa’s fortunes around and radically improve its growth trajectory.
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A warm-hearted memoir of living life to the full – and in wild places and which captures the challenges of practicing medicine in extreme conditions and remote locations.
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In December 2016, Mike Horn crossed the South Pole unassisted, journeying across this immense, white desert by kite-ski and sled alone. He was determined to follow an unexplored path, the longest and most challenging route imaginable: 5 100 kilometres straight ahead. A daredevil’s first hand account of realising a crazy dream, this book shows what is possible when one is fuelled by the love and support of family and friends.
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