Seven days in September, by Frank Chikane
A riveting, behind-the-scenes account of the removal of Thabo Mbeki as President of South Africa, which examines the build-up to events, describes the details of those seven days in September 2008 and explores Mbeki's legacy.
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Baviaanskloof – A world apart, compiled by Liesl Hattingh
The word Baviaanskloof, derived from the Dutch "valley of the baboons", no longer in any way reflects the modern image the name conjures up. Today the Baviaanskloof is associated with a vision of pristine nature; the winding road carved through the valley by Thomas Bain often the only sign of intrusion.
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100 Years of Struggle – Mandela’s ANC, by Heidi Holland
Despite the African National Congress being at the height of its powers, its future is today less certain than at any time in its long history. In the past, the liberation movement went through two huge transformations with remarkable agility; the first a
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Sundays-Tales from a Winding River by Bartle Logie
this the sixth book in his series of historical travelogues through the Eastern Cape region of South Africa, undertakes a fascinating and informative journey along the course of the Sundays River, from its sources in the mountains north of Graaff-Reinet to the sea.
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South African Story with Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Based on the 10-part documentary television series of the same name, The South African story with Archbishop Desmond Tutu is a travelogue with a difference.
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