‘That became a fascinating aspect to me, that there is a very, very close bond between them and yet there is a very strong antipathy between them'.

Charlotte Bauer speaks to author Nadia Davids about her latest Gothic novel that took her 17 years to complete.

Compion travelled right across Africa, documenting Africa’s Great Rift Valley from Ethiopia’s Danakil Depression to Tanzania’s Ol Doinyo Lengai and the Serengeti plains. Bridget Hilton-Barber found out all about it.

‘Haram is for readers interested in stories that engage honestly with difficult and often silenced subjects,’ says the Cape Town author.

In his own words, author Joe Hill calls his latest novel, King Sorrow, “A beast of a book, in more ways than one.”

Izzy Kingston is a recent matriculant and newly minted varsity dropout with many hilarious and harrowing school memories to share.

Anthony Butler’s Presidential Power pushes back against the simplifications that have dominated recent analysis of leadership.

The Bok Way by PJ Claasen explores how the Rugby World Cup–winning Springboks became a model of smart and healthy teamwork. With insights from key figures, it equips leaders to replicate their success.

"The world at large may be indifferent to our pain and suffering, but not because it is cruel. Each of us is simply wrapped up in our own lives.”

Africa’s population, currently the fastest growing in the world, is expected to almost double to 2.5 billion people by 2050. It will be home to one in four people on the planet.

Dogtag Memories is a raw, darkly humorous memoir that follows Jon Goetzsche’s chaotic journey through South Africa’s military machine.

After they take his body, Death moves in and makes himself comfortable. He’s not a polite house guest.