Author Interviews
Ulibambe Lingashoni: A History of Ilanga Lase Natal Newspaper
21st January 2026 Ilanga lase Natal, founded by John and Nokutela Dube in 1903, is the last survivor of the black South African newspapers established at the turn of... →
Conquest or Leaven – Fr David Neuhaus SJ
10th December 2025 A divided, traumatised and even dehumanised people such as those we find in the Holy Land – Palestine and Israel – is in life-giving need of... →
Hope Arising: The story of South Africa’s JOULE electric vehicle, and why it still matters – Gerhard Swart
28th November 2025 Hope Arising is the inspiring true story of South Africa’s bold attempt to create a world-class electric vehicle – long before EVs became... →
What Else Could Go Wrong? – Zapiro
25th November 2025 South Africa’s best-loved and most fearless cartoonist, Zapiro, is back with his 30th annual collection, What Else Could Go Wrong? – a searing,... →
Johnny Clegg: Critical Reflections on his Music and Influence – Michael Drewett & Lucilla Spini
17th November 2025 Explores Johnny Clegg’s legacy as a South African musician, anthropologist and cultural activist. It examines Clegg’s integration of music, dance... →
It's About Tyme: Banking Beyond Borders – Adrian Saville & Bruce Whitfield
13th November 2025 Imagine starting with a bold mission in 2012: to achieve financial inclusion through a multi-country bank. Within a decade, this vision becomes one... →
Raising Champions – Myan Subrayan
7th November 2025 Amidst a current tidal wave of negativity, Raising Champions emerges as a powerful and timely antidote for our country. Drawing from the personal... →
Belonging: The History of Indian South Africans – Ashwin Desai and Goolam Vahed
5th November 2025 Across oceans and centuries, this sweeping narrative shuttles between the corridors of the Colonial Office in London, the contested streets of... →
The Deal: Mandy Wiener
30th October 2025 The results of the 29 May 2024 elections caused a seismic shift in South Africa’s political landscape. For the first time in three decades of... →
It Always Seems Impossible: My fight to build and save Education Africa – James Urdang
24th October 2025 At school, James Urdang was a troublemaking underachiever. Diagnosed with ADHD and Dyslexia at an early age, few could have imagined he’d go on to... →
Diplomatic Ties – Mpho Boshego
16th October 2025 A gripping story of power, ambition, and the price of desire. From the bustling township of Mamelodi to the heart of European diplomacy in... →
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