Dismal end of traditional fishing

‘He wasn’t obsessed with reconciliation. He was obsessed with making democracy stick’

Though the author resists labels, refusing to be pigeonholed as a satirist, his work has been universally hailed as a blistering satire on race in the US, ...

Man Booker Prize winner Beatty will be at Open Book Festival, started by The Book Lounge’s Mervyn Sloman

Each of Hedley Twidle’s essays radiates with academic craftsmanship, but of the gentle and seldom erudite kind

Former Land Bank CEO Helena Dolny’s new book underlines the value of engaging in death-in-life conversations

This beautifully written novel is about love, happiness, starting from scratch and creating your own universe out of nothing

Anna Tietze’s extraordinary new book examines various periods and ways of adaptation, writes Struan Douglas

Unusual decision to withdraw biography was based on family pressure and not legal contraventions

Author Brian Huntley’s new book claims the environment minister prefers a ‘zoo’ approach, writes Tony Carnie

Revenue and employment will decline, especially with regard to material used for educational purposes, which accounts for more than 60% of all publishing

Academic Jonathan Jansen’s latest book is a tribute to one of many Cape Flats moms who ‘live the soft power of a dignified life’, writesSue ...

Author Jonathan Jansen provides an insider’s empathic and critical view of the campus crises at universities in SA, writes David Reiersgord

Making Africa Work lacks a sense of history and portrays an unrealistically optimistic view of Africa

Colleagues and fellow Africans appraise the prolific work of the late public intellectual from Kenya

Forget flaxen-haired princesses — Nigerian-based Ankara Press produces books featuring sassy heroines

Nini Bairnsfather Cloete, who spent two years seeking out architecturally interesting, beautifully decorated residences, has her own idea of a perfect home