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Lesers sê
“Whitey Basson is ’n visioenêre leier . . . Dis ’n eer en ’n voorreg om Whitey as ’n broer te kan beskou.”
— Patrice Motsepe
“Whitey het my groot lesse geleer, oor alles van liefdadigheid tot geduld tot vertroue.”
— Nataniël
Putco Mafani: The Price and Prize of Greatness
Putco Mafani
But He Speaks So Well
Ivan Johnson
The Corporate Revolutionary
David Williams
Statues and Storms
Max Price
Kwanele, Enough!
Andy Kawa
Derick Hougaard
Brenden Nel
Betting on a Darkie
Mteto Nyati
Die kind se naam is Anneke
Juliana Coetzer
Into Dark Water: A Police Memoir
Jeremy Vearey
The Lockdown Collection
Melinda Ferguson
Out of Quatro
Luthando Dyasop
GiGi
GiGi
Robert McBride: The Struggle Continues
Bryan Rostron
Andile Gaelesiwe: Remembering
Andile Gaelesiwe
IMPOSSIBLE SKIES
Frans Meyer
Kyk na my
Nataniël
Ghetto Ninja
Nikolaos Kirkinis, Junior Khanye
Lucas Mangope
Oupa Segalwe
I am Ella
Joanne Jowell
Life Lessons
Alan Knott-Craig
Anton Rupert
Ebbe Dommisse
Becoming a Doctor
Hloni Bookholane
Christo Wiese
TJ Strydom
The Legend of Zola Mahobe and the Mamelodi Sundowns Story
Don Lepati, Nikolaos Kirkinis
Zephany (E)
Joanne Jowell
Christo Wiese
TJ Strydom
Heart of a Strong Woman
Xoliswa Nduneni-Ngema, Fred Khumalo
Anton Rupert
Ebbe Dommisse
Whitey: The Rise and Rule of the Shoprite King
Niel Joubert
Clare: The killing of a gentle activist
Christopher Clark
In my vel
Azille Coetzee
Robert
Robert Hamblin
Love and Above
Sarah Bullen
Now You Know How Mapetla Died
Zikhona Valela
Smacked
Melinda Ferguson
The Scholarship Kids
Robert Gentle
Hooked
Melinda Ferguson
Look At Me
Nataniël
A Childhood Made Up: Living with my mother's madness
Brent Meersman
Because I Couldn't Kill You
Kelly-Eve Koopman
Witnessing
Pie-Pacifique Kabalira-Uwase
Zephany (A)
Joanne Jowell
The Girl Who Survived Her Mother
Moshitadi Lehlomela
Lansdowne dearest
Bronwyn Davids
Matriarchs, Meze and the Evil Eye –
Costa Ayiotis
Comrade Editor
Gwen Lister
Takka Takka Bom Bom
Al Venter
How I Took Back My Power
Nompumelelo Runji
Meditating with Rhinos
Helena Kriel
Magenge, We Need to Talk
Melusi Tshabalala