Dignified aspect to a dictator: The Prisoner in His Palace
By Sarene Kloren | Published Nov 6, 2017
Saddam Hussein proved to be confoundingly complex - voluble, charming and given to surprising displays of affection
Reviews
Redi Tlhabi book a searing study of Khwezi case
By Orielle Berry | Published Oct 23, 2017
District Six — thanks for the memories
By Orielle Berry | Published Oct 23, 2017
Sparkling cookbook could soon become a collector’s item
By Sam Mathe | Published Oct 11, 2017
From genius to opportunist
By Don McLeese | Published Oct 10, 2017
Brave, searingly honest memoir by child of apartheid era
By Helen Grange | Published Sep 26, 2017
Movies for your night of joy
By Mehboob Bawa | Published Sep 22, 2017
Mark Lifman murder: Call for a ban on media photographers
SARB cautiously cuts interest rates as Trump effect could spike inflation in 2025
Low wages and transport stress deskless workers, report finds
‘Racism remains deeply rooted in the Western Cape,’ says ANC MPL Khalid Sayed after Bishops Diocesan College chairperson Crispin Sonn resigns
'The Burning Girl' is not as incendiary as the title but a deep, emotional read
By The Independent | Published Sep 22, 2017
Wolf Trap by Consuelo Roland
By Sarene Kloren | Published Sep 18, 2017
It Takes a Village by Hillary Rodham Clinton
By Washington Post | Published Sep 18, 2017
Author and client form poignant bond while probing murder and suicide
By Julian Richfield | Published Sep 8, 2017
How homes make and keep us human
By Vikas Datta | Published Sep 6, 2017
King Kong: Not the movie, it's the musical
By Vivien Horler | Published Aug 16, 2017
Poignant memoir of a life-changing friendship
By Julian Richfield | Published Aug 15, 2017
Hope and love and India’s castaways
By Sue Townsend | Published Aug 14, 2017
