Have You Seen Zandile? is a wonderful South African resource, still as fresh and absorbing as whe...

Is crime fiction the new 'political novel' in South Africa? Why did the apartheid censors disappr...

In the early 1960s, the city of Durban consolidated racially circumscribed group areas with bruta...

In Precarious Battle tells how labour broking was defeated in the South African Post Office (SAPO...

Zulu Names, Polygyny and Gender Politics in Traditional Societies provides illuminating insight i...

The history of African teacher training in Natal is one of the most neglected and under-researche...

This book explores representations of fathers in select South African novels published from the b...

What is addiction? Who is an addict, and why? Are we only addicted to substances, or also to patt...

In 1971, the non-racial Southern African Lawn Tennis Union sent six promising young players on a ...

This is a groundbreaking and interdisciplinary handbook, which places the social sciences and the...

This is a groundbreaking and interdisciplinary handbook, which places the social sciences and the...

Obekekileyo uAtshdikin Profesa Peter Tshobisa Mtuze odla umhlalaphantsi yimbongi, umfundisi nesif...

This book was conceptualised prior to the global reckoning with 'this mortal body' unleashed by t...

The new South Africa inherited a history of linguistic marginalisation. The dawn of democracy ush...

This is a groundbreaking and interdisciplinary handbook, which places the social sciences and the...

This book traces the emergence and development of SADTU's professional unionism and explores its ...

This unique book is the first ever written in isiZulu by a Zulu author. Magema Fuze wrote it in t...

This book is about the slow violence of poverty. Lou-Marié Kruger's clinical and research encount...

This unique book is the first ever written in isiZulu by a Zulu author. Magema Fuze wrote it in t...