Author Nikki Munitz on finding redemption, self-esteem after serving time in Joburg’s ’’Sun City”
Nikki Munitz admits she did expect her autobiography ‘Fraud’ to be a hit, if only because of its sheer shock appeal.
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“If ‘big and scary’ Gayton had done this, I would have strangled him” – Charles Cilliers on Mashaba book furore
A new Herman Mashaba biography has sparked controversy after it was revealed that he funded the book, despite advertising it as unauthorised.
SA’s ultimate whistleblower Andre de Ruyter on his bestseller documenting ANC’s Eskom plundering
Former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter is taking no chances after publishing his instant bestseller Truth To Power, which exposes the ANC’s plundering of South Africa’s national electricity utility.
SARS Whistleblower JvL: De Ruyter’s ‘naive’ investigation; Pravin Gordhan; being mugged
Johann van Loggerenberg entered the public consciousness during the Gupta era of State Capture when fighting the defanging of an investigative unit he headed at SA Revenue Services.
Rian Malan on “Winnie and Nelson” – Jonny Steinberg’s spot-on new biography
Jonny Steinberg’s biography ‘Winnie and Nelson’ details the relationship between Nelson Mandela and Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.
Harry Oppenheimer’s biography – Michael Cardo’s world class book on a globally relevant South African
In this interview we meet Michael Cardo, author of the world-class biography, Harry Oppenheimer: Diamonds, Gold and Dynasty.
The books Wall Street’s brightest are reading over their holidays
The Northern Hemisphere is entering its version of South Africa’s December “silly season” – those few weeks when most leaders and shakers take a break to recharge. Many use their work-free hours to catch up on reading,
Born White, Zulu Bred – extraordinary story of Third World Child GG Alcock
GG Alcock tells some of his story, including a little known tale around the 1879 Battle of Isandlwana, and shares why he has hope for a country that few popular pundits really know. A country he knows deeply, intimately as only a 100% White Zulu Boy might do.
Rob Opie on cancer – cracking the code and conquering dread disease
Listen to Rob Opie, human brand specialist, author and man on a mission – talking about cancer and how to help people conquer it
Ray Hartley – Ragged Glory: Chronicle of SA’s unintended consequences
Ray Hartley has long been recognised as one of South Africa’s best journalists. A former editor of the Sunday Times, he possesses the researcher’s passion for facts, a newsman’s eye for a story and the courage to publish, no matter how powerful the tails it tweaks. These skills were applied in full measure during the three years he … Read more