The Indian Africans
By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Nov 19, 2022
South Africa’s indentured workers are no longer an entirely anonymous mass, named and documented but faceless, after priceless pictures surfaced in Australia.
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Nobel Prize literature winner Annie Ernaux writes about deep pain with cool restraint
By The Washington Post | Published Nov 8, 2022
Depth of character in rich novel - a journey to yesteryear to be savoured, reflected upon
By IOL | Published Nov 8, 2022
Prestigious awards promote and celebrate indigenous languages and excellence in design and creativity
By Orielle Berry | Published Nov 7, 2022
Back-to-school made brighter with BIC’s pen donation campaign for learners in need
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Transformative leadership in the Age of Disruption
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Master songwriter Bob Dylan equally adept as essayist
By The Washington Post | Published Nov 7, 2022
Dark crime thriller on GBV
By IOL | Published Nov 1, 2022
Plumbing the past of a late daughter’s life reveals more than was expected
By Orielle Berry | Published Nov 1, 2022
Science fiction and fantasy books mine a real issue: climate change
By The Washington Post | Published Nov 1, 2022
WATCH: Iceland's prime minister releases her first crime thriller novel
By Partnered Content | Published Nov 1, 2022
A happy dalliance into the written word
By Frank Chemaly | Published Oct 22, 2022
Singing praises for this must-have
By Lindsay Slogrove | Published Oct 8, 2022
Social media drives book-reading numbers to new highs
By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Oct 8, 2022
