Africa Rise Up!
Building Blocks Towards an African Century
Habitat and Struggle
Reflections on the Global Village
South African Development Perspectives in Question
Ubuntu Beyond Identities
Xi Jinping Thought
Xi Jinping and Thriving China
Dumile Feni
Images of Defiance
Johannesburg
Johannesburg Transition
Red on Black
A Life Committed
All My Life and All My Strength
Classrooms in the Shade
Comrade Jack
Divine Gift, Divine Purpose
Duty and Dynamite
Journey into the Unknown
Makeba
No Cold Kitchen
Nomasomali
Now Listen Here
Oliver Tambo
Paradise is Unpaved
Rain on a Sunny Day
Richmond
Shadow People
The Mission
The People's War
The Troublemaker
Time is not the measure
Time to Tell
Leading with Humanity
A Double-Edged Sword
According to Tradition
Asijiki
Black Man, You Are on Your Own
Conversations with Uncle O. R. Tambo
Fit to Govern
Hlanganani Basebenzi
Revolutionary Traveller
Sugar
The Africa in Brazil
The Power of Memory in Shaping Humanity
The world that made Mandela
Come Back, Africa
Crimes, Victims and Witnesses
In the Company of God
Radio Journalism Toolkit
Telecommuni-cations Law in South Africa
Turning Points in History
Youth Survival Guide
Inkosana Encane
Inkosana Encini
Relativity
Revenge of Kali
The Lotus People
Mombelli’s Intergalactic Bass Programme Vol. 1
Pulses in the Centre of Silence
SA Guitar Styles Vol. 1
Irreconcilable
To Breathe into Another Voice
New Release
The Africa in Brazil
The Black Conscience that the Country Tried to Forget
In The Africa in Brazil, Mavimbela explores and deals with relations between Africa and Brazil. He intelligently connects global history with dialogues of the present time. With his skill of expression, poetic treatment of words, and mathematical power of synthesis, he navigates the waters of the Atlantic to remind us of the encounters and ruptures that continue to define indelible relations between Brazil and Africa of today. Read more.

New Release
Sugar
A Story of Heritage and Hope
Inspired by the desire to share stories of home, sacrifice, and celebration with children, Sugar unfolds 165 years of Indian history in South Africa through poetic storytelling and vivid illustrations. This heartfelt journey honors the courage, resilience, and heritage of the Indian community, reminding families of the strength that shapes who we are and the legacy we carry forward… Read more.

New Release
A Life Committed
A memoir
Born in the old Transvaal town of Schweizer-Reneke, Essop Pahad started on a path of political activism from his parents' flat in Becker Street, Ferreirastown, where an all-welcome policy prevailed and visionaries of the Congress alliance, such as Yusuf Dadoo, Walter Sisulu, O.R. Tambo, Nelson Mandela and Ahmed Kathrada were regular visitors. His parents instilled in the family strong anti-racist principles and a genuine concern for all human beings regardless of race, class or religion. Read more.
