By Duncan Mnisi Book Review – “A Dry White Season” by André Brink is a strong novel set in apartheid South Africa. The book tells the story of Ben du Toit, a white South African who fights against the unfair system. Brink’s writing is “realistic, sober, and full of facts,” making it a powerful story…
By Duncan Mnisi As South Africa navigates the ongoing challenges of inequality, corruption, and social fragmentation, one question resonates deeply: Would Steve Biko, the legendary anti-apartheid activist and founder of the Black Consciousness Movement, recognize the country today? Or would he, like many of us, conclude that his dream of a liberated, self-aware, and united…
By Duncan Mnisi Podcast Review: In recent episodes of King David Studio’s hard-hitting podcast series, hosted by King David Mashabela, a startling narrative has emerged—one that exposes the deep-rooted issues of corruption, organized crime, and police failures plaguing South Africa. The series features insights from experts such as Thabang Bogopa, a renowned crime analyst, who…
Podcast review: South Africa: A Failed State? By Duncan Mnisi Robert Hersov recently shed light on the ongoing crisis in South Africa during an interview on The Dozen podcast with Liam Tuffs. Hersov’s candid insights expose the harsh realities of what many are calling a failed state, highlighting issues such as farm murders and controversial…