The book serves as both cultural reclamation and career strategy, providing readers with a revolutionary framework for building authentic personal brands that honour ancestral wisdom while competing on the global stage.
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Griessel moet die saak in Idasvallei vat. Die een van die private speurder, vergruis onder die BMW in die motorhuis. Want Cupido ken die slagoffer. Dit was sy boesemvriend. En hy sê dis g’n ongeluk nie. En dan gaan ‘n woonwa op ‘n spogplaas in vlamme op. En die identiteit van die verkoolde liggaam begin die media tot raserny dryf . . .
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On 23 August 2021, a quiet, hardworking single mom was shot down in a hail of bullets as she drove home. Her name was Babita Deokaran, chief accountant at Tembisa Hospital. The izinkabi paid to kill her were caught, but the question remained: who ordered her murder, and why? Crime reporter Jeff Wicks set out to find the answer.
This book tells the story of how Julius Malema used his growing political clout to bankroll his party and amass a personal fortune. It reveals astounding new details about Malema’s seemingly forgotten scandals in Limpopo and how loot from the VBS Bank found its way to Malema and Shivambu. All at the expense of the people they claim to fight for.
Forget everything you thought you knew about home cooking! Social media sensation Fehmz explodes onto the cookbook scene with recipes as bold, vibrant, and unapologetic as she is. Magic Masala, Dynamite Hot Sauce, Sticky Jam Chops, Family treasures, easy fakeaways, Ramadan specialties, sweet treats – whether you’re a kitchen newbie or seasoned chef, her infectious energy transforms ordinary meals into extraordinary flavour bombs that’ll blow your mind. No fuss. No pretence.
Just DAMN GOOD FOOD!
Namibian Ruben Lambrechts is known all over the world for taking care of orphaned wild animals and giving them a second chance at life on the family farm. Meet Cindy the baboon, meerkats Minki and Jerry, Betsie and Bennie the warthogs and many more in this book of six stories for children. Photos and illustrations bring the animal antics to life.
Farah Garda believes that she?s incapable of change, stuck in a pattern of self-loathing and destructive tendencies. She leaves Cape Town to care for her ailing mother and stumbles into grief, growth, and green smoothies.
Why Am I Like This? ?is told with humour and unflinching honesty.
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Discover the creatures and features shaping the South African shoreline.