A gripping memoir where personal discovery meets national history, uncovering the hidden legacy of slavery and land dispossession. Credits: Apple Books By Duncan MnisiBook Review – In Land of My Ancestors, Dr Bothlale Tema resurrects a silenced past that connects personal memory with South Africa’s broader historical wounds. What begins as nostalgic childhood recollections soon…
Book Review Duncan Mnisi’s book “Ku Tiyisela Swa Pfuna” is a Xitsonga literary, a compelling story that captures the essence of perseverance, love, and strength. The story revolves around a character named Nwa Mavambe, who shows incredible courage and resilience. The narrative vividly describes how women like her endure hardships, especially during times of war…
By Duncan Mnisi Book Review – The Secret of Secrets by Dan Brown is a gripping work of fiction that keeps readers hooked from start to finish. The story follows Robert Langdon, a renowned symbology expert, as he races to save his lover from a mysterious organization. The book is packed with action, surprising facts,…
By Duncan Mnisi Book Review – Steve Biko’s “I Write What I Like” is a compelling and powerful collection of writings that showcase his passionate advocacy for black consciousness, resistance against oppression, and the importance of mental liberation in South Africa’s struggle against apartheid. Throughout his writings, Biko emphasizes that “the most potent weapon in…