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            <title>1985: The Langa Massacre and the ending of white rule in South Africa</title>
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            <title>Love and Violence: The Revolt Against Permanent Juniority</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[Lilian Ngoyi was a trailblazing figure in South Africa’s liberation struggle – an electrifying orator, a key architect of the 1956 Women’s March, and the first woman elected to the ANC’s National Executive Committee. Yet her life story has never been fully told. In this authoritative and deeply researched biography, Martha Evans brings MaNgoyi vividly to life. Born in a Pretoria location, widowed young and raising her family in poverty, Ngoyi truly represented the people she spoke for and was ...]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Undelivered is a hard-hitting, character-driven investigative narrative following a group of South African mothers who uncovered a pattern of medical abuse at the hands of a celebrated midwife and the investigative journalist who never stopped telling their story. It started with one mom who asked too many questions. Then another, and another. More and more babies turned up either injured or dead. And all the evidence pointed to one midwife. Separately, they were grieving moms, lost in the ...]]></description>
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            <title>Tracks in the Dust: A Game Ranger's Journey</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[From the kitchen of his family’s Italian restaurant in Johannesburg to the front lines of Africa’s most dangerous anti-poaching operations, this is the story of a man who always belonged to the wild. Raised on Sicilian family stories and the constant bustle of his father’s Italian restaurant in the heart of Johannesburg, Mario Cesare grew up rooted in tradition, but his heart was elsewhere. From an early age, he was drawn to open spaces and the untamed edges of the world beyond the city. Nature ...]]></description>
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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[Defying Barriers is a compelling story of a life lived with courage and intent. Sam Montši was born in 1945 in Soweto, the first son of Basotho immigrants. In 1956, his family moved from apartheid South Africa to Lesotho, a country approaching independence and full of opportunities. Here Sam flourished – in spite of often being considered not ‘Mosotho enough’. His roles as Director of the Central Planning and Development Office and Managing Director of the Lesotho National Development Corporation laid the ground for future entrepreneurial ventures.  ]]></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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