Book ReviewsEditor's PickFictionUncategorized Book Review: WILL, the Passenger Delaying Flight by Puleng Hopper June 12, 2020 by Puleng Hopper
Book ReviewsEditor's PickJacana MediaPolitics Two Minutes to Midnight: Reflecting on the Shenanigans of Nasrec and Ramaphosa’s Future on the ANC’s Hot Seat by Ezekiel Kekana June 8, 2020 by Ezekiel Kekana
Book ReviewsEditor's PickJacana MediaMemoirs Khamr: A Searing Memoir Which Unmasks the Self From Generational Trauma and Oppressions by Ezekiel Kekana June 1, 2020 by Ezekiel Kekana
Book ReviewsFictionPan Macmillan South Africa Three Bodies: A beautifully crafted tale depicting acts of unity in seeking justice by Ezekiel Kekana May 25, 2020 by Ezekiel Kekana
Two Minutes to Midnight: Reflecting on the Shenanigans of Nasrec and Ramaphosa’s Future on the ANC’s Hot Seat by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana June 8, 2020
Khamr: A Searing Memoir Which Unmasks the Self From Generational Trauma and Oppressions by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana June 1, 2020
Hassan Ebrahim’s memoir “From Marabastad to Mogadishu” is essential reading by Haafizah Bhamjee by Haafizah Bhamjee March 30, 2020
If You Keep Digging: A proper diagnosis of South Africa’s social ills, as faced by women by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana February 24, 2020
Winging It: A Book That Illustrates The Wonderful Perks of Being a Sports Journalist by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana February 13, 2020
Yusuf Daniels’ Living Coloured is a Rare Gem by Haafizah Bhamjee by Haafizah Bhamjee January 15, 2020
Saving the Last Rhinos: A rallying call to stand against the vicious acts meted against Africa’s endangered animals by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana May 8, 2020
The story of Poppie Nongena is not for opening up old wounds, but one of love and faith by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana April 7, 2020
One Day in Bethlehem will Shake You to the Core by Haafizah Bhamjee by Haafizah Bhamjee February 3, 2020
A House Divided reads like a carefully orchestrated assault on Patricia De Lille's legacy by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana January 29, 2020
Blessed by Bosasa is brave, insightful and well-researched by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana November 5, 2019
The Stellenbosch Mafia opens up a dialogue about white privilege by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana October 22, 2019
Finding Common Ground: Wandile Sihlobo’s Thoroughly Probed Account on How Agriculture Can be a Vehicle for Economic Development by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana June 22, 2020
Three Bodies: A beautifully crafted tale depicting acts of unity in seeking justice by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana May 25, 2020
The Book of Gifts: A thrilling tale which illustrates that life is full of colourful gifts by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana April 22, 2020
The Upside of Down: A clarion call to all South Africans to talk solutions on the country’s socioeconomic travails by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana April 15, 2020
The Asian Aspiration Opens a Debate on Whether Economic Growth Should Trump Democracy in Africa by Ezekiel Kekana by Ezekiel Kekana March 24, 2020
Sweat, Scale, $ell: A proper practical guide on how to get value for your money in business by Refilwe Modike by Refilwe Modike February 28, 2020
The God Who Made Mistakes: A page-turning tale that connects God’s love with homosexuality and identity. by Puleng Hopper by Puleng Hopper March 21, 2020
A Passion for Freedom: A tale of how medicine mixed well with politics by Regomoditswe Mputle by Regomoditswe Mputle March 10, 2020
An Image in a Mirror: A literary plea for society to self-reflect by Thembi Mazibuko by Thembi Mazibuko December 17, 2019
Reclaiming The Soil demands for the searching of one’s cultural roots by Regomoditswe Mputle by Regomoditswe Mputle December 13, 2019
Letters Home is a bridge into a time of elegant language, forbidden love, and haunting politics. by Haafizah Bhamjee by Haafizah Bhamjee December 9, 2019
