What happens when South Africa’s tumultuous political life becomes entangled in the courts of law? This book offers a highly readable analysis of some of the most widely publicised and decisive instances of lawfare.
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Laced with humour, anger and sadness, Like Sodium in Water is an account of a family in crisis and an exploration of how we only abandon the lies we tell ourselves when we have no other option.
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Make Your Money Work for You by investment specialist Anthea Gardner is a user-friendly guide that shows it’s within everyone’s power to create wealth and retire well.
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80-year old Julia Albu drives from Cape Town to Cairo in her 20-year-old Conquest called Tracy. She has plenty of adventures, meets people from all walks of life, and learns an awful lot about Africa (‘it’s very big!).
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The title says it all – this is an honest, fun and humorous look at a grown woman’s love-hate relationship with alcohol. In My Year of Not Getting Sh*tfaced, Pam takes a hard look at her drinking habit and realises that although she does not need to find an AA group immediately, she might be a serial binge drinker and needs to take back control.
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Nomad Heart by actor and musician Ian Robert offers a highly entertaining glimpse of how actors make the magic happen, whether on a theatre stage or before the TV cameras.
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Voorheen ongepubliseerde stories oor wat op Springboktoere en van die veld af gebeur. Oud-Springbokke verklap wat dit beteken om ’n Springbok te wees. Propvol humoristiese anekdotes wat ’n blik bied op wat agter die skerms in Springbokrugby gebeur.
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Unsettlingly honest and brutally blunt, Ougat is Shana Fife’s story of survival: of surviving the social conditioning of her Cape Flats community, of surviving sexual violence and depression, and of ultimately escaping a cycle of abuse.
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Death is a fact of life but the experience of grief is as unique to each of us as our fingerprints. This poignant and thought provoking anthology gives us portraits of grief as seen through the eyes of prominent writers and poets.
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