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Wit Wolf
Alita Steenkamp
Balance of Power
Qaanitah Hunter
Eugene de Kock: Sluipmoordenaar van die staat
Anemari Jansen
Bloedbande
Wilhelm Verwoerd
Betrayal
Jonathan Ancer
A Time Traveller's Guide to South Africa in 2030
Frans Cronje
Paper Tiger
Alide Dasnois
Wit issie 'n colour nie
Nathan Trantraal
Feminism Is
Jen Thorpe
Femicide in South Africa
Nechama Brodie
Tell Me Your Story
Ruda Landman
Brutal School Ties
Sam Cowen
Making Africa Work
Olusegun Obasanjo
Gaan Suid-Afrika oukei wees?
Jan-Jan Joubert
Mothers of the Nation
Lihle Ngcobozi
For the Love of the Land
Kobus Louwrens
Kinders wat moor
André le Roux
Wit Wolf
Stefaans Coetzee
Paper Tiger
Chris Whitfield
Die De Zalze-moorde
Julian Jansen
For the Love of the Land
Ivor Price
Tobacco Wars
Johann van Loggerenberg
The Rise or Fall of South Africa
Frans Cronje
Making Africa Work
Greg Mills
War Party
Greg Ardé
Firepool
Hedley Twidle
Is It Me or Is It Getting Hot in Here?
Tom Eaton
They Called Me Queer
Kim Windvogel
Reflecting Rogue
Pumla Gqola
Making Africa Work
Dickie Davis
The Lie of 1652
Patric Mellet
Will South Africa be okay?
Jan-Jan Joubert
The De Zalze Murders
Julian Jansen
Poacher
Shuhood Abader
Democracy and Delusion
Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh
Bloed, dunner as water
Charné Kemp
Verwoerd: My Journey through Family Betrayals
Wilhelm Verwoerd
Ramaphosa's Turn
Ralph Mathekga
Rape
Pumla Gqola
Death, Detention and Disappearance
David Smuts
The President's Keepers
Jacques Pauw
Living While Feminist
Jen Thorpe
Poacher
Kimon de Greef
They Called Me Queer
Kelly-Eve Koopman
Gang Town
Don Pinnock
Making Africa Work
Jeffrey Herbst
Justice
Edwin Cameron
Liefde agter tralies
Carla van der Spuy