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Rimsha

Powering Progress: How Transnet Moves South Africa's Economy

"Powering Progress: How Transnet Moves South Africa's Economy" dives into the critical role of Transnet, a South African logistics giant, in driving the nation's economic engine. The book likely…

Khadija

Homes, Hope, and Inequality: The Role of Charities in South Africa's Homeless Crisis

Homes, Hope, and Inequality: The Role of Charities in South Africa's Homeless Crisis" tackles the complex issue of homelessness in South Africa, exploring the role of charities in offering aid and ad…

Prashad

Homes, Hope, and Inequality: The Role of Charities in South Africa's Homeless Crisis

Homes, Hope, and Inequality: The Role of Charities in South Africa's Homeless Crisis" tackles the complex issue of homelessness in South Africa, exploring the role of charities in offering aid and ad…

Ladysmith Black Mambazo

The Chillout Sessions

James Whitbourn (geb. 1963)

Son of God Mass

Jeremy Powell, Ken Cowan, Jonathan Palmer Lakeland, Jacob Ezzo, Westminster Williamson Voices, James Jordan

Michael Blake (geb. 1951)

Klavierwerke "Afrikosmos"

Antony Gray (Klavier)

The Complete National Anthems of the World (2019 Edition)

Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra Kosice, Razumovsky Symphony Orchestra, Peter Breiner

Ralf Wüstenberg

Conflict Resolution through Reconciliation

Forty years after the first free elections in South Africa in 1994 it is worth revisiting the TRC-process that was at the time a shining example for conflict resolution through reconciliation. After the f…

Elsa Pooley, Geoff Nichols

South African Indigenous Garden Plants - The gardener's guide

This beautifully illustrated large-format book showcases some 2,400 South African indigenous plants, making it a comprehensive guide to the range of local plants available to gardeners to transform their …

Jamie Olsen

From Teacher's Guide to Social Change: The Role of History Textbooks in Post-Apartheid South Africa

The motivation for undertaking this study stems from my Honours degree project that examined the guidelines of a Grade 9 Oral History Project which focuses on the impact of apartheid on ordinary people¿s …

Catherine Higgs

Sisters for Justice

Sisters for Justice explores the activism of a select number of Catholic religious sisters in South Africa, beginning in the 1960s. Catherine Higgs analyzes how these individuals' seemingly small actions …

Brady G'Sell

Reworking Citizenship

"In scenes eerily reminiscent of the apartheid era, July 2021 saw South Africa's streets filled with angry crowds burning and looting shops. Some, enraged by the state of the nation, aimed to disrupt…

Brady G'Sell

Reworking Citizenship

"In scenes eerily reminiscent of the apartheid era, July 2021 saw South Africa's streets filled with angry crowds burning and looting shops. Some, enraged by the state of the nation, aimed to disrupt…

Rebecca Swartz,

Children and Freedom in the Cape Colony

A study of children in the Cape colony during the period of slave emancipation to explore changing ideas of childhood in the British Empire.

Damon L Fordham

Black Folk Tales and Chronicles of South Carolina

Throughout history, African Americans passed along folk tales to ease burdens and make sense of experiences. Tracing back to West Africa, this storytelling tradition provided laughter, instruction and res…

Marion Ransell Dobbins

The Lost Black Communities of Merrifield, the Pines and Williamstown

After the Civil War, Black landownership in Fairfax County increased by leaps and bounds.By the 1870s, retired Union officers were purchasing land that they sold to African Americans like Joshua Ball, Jos…

Sylvester Allen, Belle Boggs

The Legend of Wyatt Outlaw

Wyatt Outlaw's story was one of Black success: He was a Union League leader, business owner, and the first Black town constable and commissioner in Graham, a small town located in North Carolina's Alamanc…

Larry Roeder, Barry Harrelson

Dirt Don't Burn

"Dirt Don't Burn, the result of novel research by the Edwin Washington Project, is the story of how the Black community in Loudoun County, VA fought for public education from the end of the Civil War…

Kidada E Williams

I Saw Death Coming

A "powerful and deeply moving" (LA Times) reexamination of the struggle for survival in the Reconstruction-era South, and what it cost.