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‘I have known and admired Baba Mteto Nyati’s career progression. His determination and dedication to succeed show that he, more than most, is an embodiment of: God has given his toughest battles to his strongest soldiers.’
– Bonang Mohale
‘Mteto’s personal story is remarkable. This country needs many Mteto’s and I salute him for his contribution.’
– Professor Nick Binedell, GIBS
‘Once in a while, one meets an individual and decides to break all protocols and take a chance. This is what happened when I met Mteto in the nineties. I saw real raw black African talent and made a case to take a professional risk – AND BOY, DID IT PAY OUT!’
– Mpho Letlape
Statues and Storms
Max Price
I am Ella
Joanne Jowell
Jannie Mouton: And then they fired me
Carié Maas
The Girl Who Survived Her Mother
Moshitadi Lehlomela
Whitey: Sakereus van Shoprite
Niel Joubert
Oliver Tambo Speaks
Oliver Tambo, Adelaide Tambo, Thabo Mbeki
Jeremy vannie Elsies
Jeremy Vearey
Becoming a Doctor
Hloni Bookholane
Hermann Giliomee: Historian -- An Autobiography
Hermann Giliomee
Look At Me
Nataniël
Anton Rupert
Ebbe Dommisse
Die kind se naam is Anneke
Juliana Coetzer
Whitey: The Rise and Rule of the Shoprite King
Niel Joubert
Anton Rupert
Ebbe Dommisse
Recce
Koos Stadler
Christo Wiese
TJ Strydom
Kyk na my
Nataniël
How Far We Slaves Have Come
Nelson Mandela, Fidel Castro
You Have to be Gay to Know God
Siya Khumalo
Derick Hougaard
Brenden Nel
Freedom in our Lifetime
Anton Lembede
Comrade Editor
Gwen Lister
Biko: Anniversary Edition
Xolela Mangcu
Vusi
Vusi Thembekwayo
Faith and Courage
Thabo Makgoba
Zephany (E)
Joanne Jowell
Jannie Mouton: En toe fire hulle my
Carié Maas
Heart of a Strong Woman
Xoliswa Nduneni-Ngema, Fred Khumalo
Cult Sister
Lesley Smailes
Zephany (A)
Joanne Jowell
Into Dark Water: A Police Memoir
Jeremy Vearey
Christo Wiese
TJ Strydom
Takka Takka Bom Bom
Al Venter
Recce (E)
Koos Stadler
Lucas Mangope
Oupa Segalwe
In my vel
Azille Coetzee
The Corporate Revolutionary
David Williams