Book Reviews

Book Review: Beyond Diplomacy by Riaan Eksteen

Moments that Made the Difference: The Autobiography of Riaan Eksteen

Oct 23, 2022

A Pretoria Boy: A Book Review and Personal History

Book Review: A Pretoria Boy: The Story of South Africa’s ‘Public Enemy Number 1’ by Peter Hain

Sep 18, 2021 • Kin Bentley

Why You Need To Read Atlas Shrugged Now!

Ayn Rand’s magnum opus, Atlas Shrugged, was published in 1957. While written many decades ago, this work of fiction has proven to be prophetic regarding…

Sep 2, 2021 • Chris Hattingh

Whose History of UCT? 1948 - 1968

UCT under APARTHEID: PART 1 - From ONSET to SIT-IN - 1948–1968 - hereafter UUA

Jun 2, 2020 • Prof Tim Crowe

Reviewing Between Two Fires: Holding the Liberal Centre in South African Politics

“Between Two Fires – Holding the Liberal Centre in South African Politics”, by John Kane-Berman

Jul 22, 2019 • Kin Bentley

The People’s War: Myth After Origin-Myth Debunked

Reviewed by: Gabriel Crouse

Jul 15, 2019

Reflections on Ayn Rand's 'Atlas Shrugged'

Written by: Chris Hattingh

Oct 30, 2017 • Chris Hattingh

Women's Day - Reviewing Books on the Liberty of Women

Written by: Kamogelo Mangena

Aug 9, 2017 • Kamogelo Mangena

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