Siya Khumalo presents a critique of institutional Christianity, arguing that when faith becomes aligned with power structures, it transforms from a prophetic force into a tool for social control. He challenges readers to discern when saying “no” to religion becomes an act of faithfulness to God.
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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.
Masterful storytelling – Takalani M
Wisani Maluleke is juggling three jobs to keep the lights on while caring for her mother and her younger brother. Life in Soweto has made her tough, but then she meets the Bafokeng brothers, heirs to the feared Marashea underworld.
A story of power and love, a clash between honour and desire.
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