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            <title>Tracks in the Dust: A Game Ranger's Journey</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[Africa is the world’s fastest-growing region, yet it still grapples with extreme poverty. How can African countries leapfrog traditional development phases and generate sufficient employment for their rapidly expanding labour force? In Africa’s Road to Prosperity, futurist and Africa analyst Jakkie Cilliers looks at the main forces that will shape the continent’s economic and political future. Large investments in infrastructure and energy efficiency are essential, as is improved regional trade integration. But African countries will only be able to modernise their economies if the influence of traditional leaders on matters such as land management and ownership is curbed. Cilliers argues that Africa’s convergence with global income levels is certainly possible if the right steps are taken. Essential reading for anyone interested in what it will take to make Africa thrive. ABOUT THE AUTHOR]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Five decades after the 1976 Soweto uprising that changed South Africa forever, little is known about its most iconic leader, the charismatic Tsietsi Mashinini. A brilliantly gifted schoolboy who recited reams of poetry and excelled at debating, after that fateful day in June 1976 he became a hunted man. Identified as a ‘ringleader’ in the uprising, Mashinini went into hiding, forsaking his loving family, sleeping on floors, sometimes dressing as a woman to elude arrest.]]></description>
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            <title>Predatory Welfare: How Finance Capital Profiteers from Social Grants</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[Predatory Welfare: How Finance Capital Profiteers from Social Grants is a powerful, eye-opening account of how social welfare, distributed in the form of cash transfers, shapes inequality in contemporary South Africa. In a narrative style, following individual stories, Erin Torkelson challenges the widely held belief that simply giving money to the poor can solve poverty. Cash transfers are often presented as a straightforward, humane solution embraced across the political spectrum, from global ...]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Tara Roos cuts through the political noise with this analysis of South African politics that argues that we have entered the age of uncertainty as populism is on the rise.]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Through exclusive interviews with zama zamas, syndicate insiders, intelligence operatives, and law enforcement officials, Zama Zama sheds light on the hidden mechanics of this shadow economy. The book delves into the violent and treacherous underworld where gang wars, brutal enforcement tactics, and corruption are rampant.  ABOUT THE AUTHOR ]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[While Nelson Mandela had Zelda La Grange as his personal assistant, Winnie Mandela had her PA, spiritual anchor and confidante in Zodwa Zwane. Now in a publishing coup, maverick publisher, Melinda Ferguson of Ride or Die Press, is proud to announce the arrival of My Boss, Mrs Mandela, in which Zwane breaks her silence on the decade she spent employed by Mrs Mandela before the Mother of the Nation died in 2018. The book offers a rare, behind-the-scenes portrait of Mrs Mandela, during which time Zodwa Zwane walked beside her boss through scandals, heartbreaks, misunderstandings and eventual spiritual redemption. As Winnie's right hand, Zodwa managed not only her employer's diary, but also her secrets.]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[A raw, darkly humorous memoir that follows one conscript’s chaotic journey through South Africa’s military machine during the border war. Drafted into the Defence Force in 1977 as a carefree seventeen-year-old, Jon Goetzsche’s tranquil schooldays were abruptly replaced by the brutal regimentation of army life. What began as naive indifference soon spiralled into a struggle against authority, misfortune and the absurdities of war. After surviving the gruelling training to become a parabat, Jon ...]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Lidia Rauch was born at the crossroads of South Africa’s past and present – the granddaughter of one of apartheid’s longest-serving ministers, Fanie Botha, raised in a world built for her comfort, yet called to reckon with its cost. Her story moves between privilege and pain: from a childhood marked by fracture to a career inside the machinery of government, to the long, uneasy road of reckoning with what it means to be white, Afrikaans, and free in a country still carrying the weight of its past. In this fearless and tender memoir, Rauch turns toward the truth – dismantling the myths she was raised with, meeting the discomfort she once avoided, and choosing responsibility over denial. Along the way, she encounters the people and moments that changed her – from the townships of Cape Town to the rooms where power is brokered – and discovers that freedom is not a gift of the system, but a commitment we make to one another.]]></description>
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