So, for the Record , by Anton Harber Lesotho

So, for the Record , by Anton Harber LesothoVeteran journalist Anton Harber brings all his investigative skills to bear on his very own profession, the media. For two years he conducted dozens of interviews with politicians, journalists, policemen and 'deep throats', before piecing together two remarkable tales. The first is a chilling story of police death squads, rogue units and renditions, and how South Africa's leading newspaper was duped into doing the dirty work of corrupt politicians.

He led South African Indians to Delhi

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defender of women's rights

into the exposure of the depths of the Guptas' influence over the ruling party

At the Mmagobana Primary School

few claim to be richer and none has masterminded a more recognisable brand than Richard Branson

and chronicles a tale of migrancy very different to what we have come to expect in African literature

academia and museums to offer a fascinating view of art history

Saul Sithole was so committed to his craft that even the weight of apartheid did not stop him from giving 62 years of his life to the scientific world of birds and fossils

Dorothea Lange

the Beloved Country

The Yogi and the Commissar (1945) is a collection of essays of Arthur Koestler