Some people were born to be superstars and it matters not where they are born. And Thembi Kgatlana is one such person who was born to…
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In life, there are certain people who God decides that they should go through traumatic and harrowing life experiences- knowing that they will emerge strong and,…
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Book ReviewsMemoirsPan Macmillan South Africa
How I Accidentally Became A Global Stock Photo | Tales That Will Inspire Dreamers to Jump High and Reach For their Stars
Hilarious, honest, inspiring, bold, warm, and educative- that is how I can describe Shubnum Khan’s latest offering. I need to admit that it has been a…
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An unbelievable, heart-wrenching true story. This is how I can describe McIntosh Polela’s memoir. My Father My Monster covers ministerial spokesperson McIntosh Polela’s life up to…
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The Price and Prize of Greatness| An Inspiring Tale on How to Rise Above Your Defects and Live your Dreams
Whenever Kaizer Chiefs’ supporters reminisce about ‘operation vat allas’, that is the season which the team won every cup competition that was on offer back in 2001. The…
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The early 1990s was a time in South Africa that the world knew to be the end of the iniquitous apartheid era and the start of…
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Book ReviewsKwela BooksMemoirsNon-Fiction
Heart of a Strong Woman: Xoliswa Nduneni-Ngema’s Life Journey of Heartbreak to Healing
If there was Twitter and Facebook back in 1991, Xoliswa Nduneni-Ngema would have trended the whole Friday of December 20th that year and the weekend that followed.…
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All Rise: A Clarion Call to Africans to Use their Constitutional Rights to Hold Those in Power to Account
Ntate Dikgang Moseneke, our deputy chief justice, our freedom fighter, our arbitrator, our law teacher, our father, and our esteemed jurist. Ntate Moseneke is so many…
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I am Ndileka-More Than My Surname by Ndileka Mandela gives readers a glimpse into the life of Nelson Mandela’s first grandchild. Ndileka has given us a…
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Video Book Review: Ndileka Mandela- More Than My Surname
by EW BLOGby EW BLOGAn all rounder’s book: from personal life, professional, relationships and being a Mandela. With or without being a Mandela this was such a good book to read and so relatable, especially as a South African women.
