Extracts
Extract - At the Edge of the Desert

18 January 2021
Within a few weeks I’d settled back into my old routine. My days began with cossie and goggles wrapped in a towel. I’d follow the road down to the Shark Island pool – a quick walk through Lüderitz – for a morning swim before returning home to edit my documentary. I spent my time attempting to make sense of South...
Uittreksel - Brandmerk deur Christelle van Rooyen-Wessels

18 January 2021
Hy het gister weer ’n trial run gehad, maar dit was op die ou einde nie eintlik veel van ’n uitdaging nie. Sy was net dáár, langs die pad, en hy het stilgehou.
“Waarheen gaan jy?”
Die meisie het met haar kop beduie dat sy in dieselfde rigting as hy op pad was.
“Klim in, jy kan sê waar...
Extract - 1986 by William Dicey

18 January 2021
On 1 January 1986, in the early hours of the morning, a band of vigilantes invaded Moutse, a rural district adjacent to the self-governing homeland of KwaNdebele. Wielding axes and guns, they abducted several hundred men and boys from their villages and took them to a community hall in Siyabuswa, the capital of KwaNdebele. The floor of the hall...
Extract: Promised Land - Exploring South Africa’s Land Conflict

16 November 2020
This land is our land
‘Land reform’ and, even more headline grabbing, ‘expropriation without compensation’. Two phrases that is used to scare just as much as to promise a new beginning. In Promised Land: Exploring South Africa’s Land Conflict, Karl Kemp travels the country documenting the fallout of failing...
Extract - The History of Man by Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu

21 October 2020
The Ashtonburys proved instrumental to the realisation of Emil’s dream. They knew and introduced him to all the right people and, now that he was connected to the Ashtonburys, all the right people were open to his idea. Nevertheless, even with the help of the Ashtonburys, it eventually became apparent to Emil that if anything was actually to...