Guilty and Proud: An MK Soldier’s Memoir of Exile is a powerful memoir recounting the experiences of an MK (Umkhonto we Sizwe) soldier during South Africa’s liberation struggle.
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Onder water is an Afrikaans novel that explores themes of being submerged, both literally and metaphorically, in life’s challenges and emotions.
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Ek en jy bestaan nie is an Afrikaans fiction/poetry work that explores themes of existence, identity, and relationships through lyrical narrative.
Great Johannesburg: What happened? How to save an African city is an urban planning and social analysis book examining Johannesburg’s challenges and potential solutions.
Bessie se hangkasbiblioteek by Madelein Rust is a work of Afrikaans fiction full of nostalgia, humor, and colorful characters, set around Bessie Botha living on a small farm near Bloemfontein in 1974.
The Future: More than 80 Key Trends for South Africa by Dion Chang, Bronwyn Williams, and Faeeza Khan is a comprehensive analysis of key trends that will shape South Africa and the world.
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Nuwe Afrikaanse Blokraaie is a puzzle book featuring new Afrikaans block puzzles designed to challenge and entertain readers with wordplay and logic.
What’s Wrong With June? is a contemporary novel that explores personal challenges, relationships, and the journey of self-discovery.
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Die geskenk: Liefde, selfdood en dieper leef by Riette Rust is an Afrikaans book that explores themes of love, loss, and finding deeper meaning in life through personal experiences.
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