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Oliver Tambo's longstanding history of anti-apartheid politics as a South American exile, teacher-activist, and president and national chairman of the African National Congress is detailed in this commemorative edition. Honoring Tambo's legacy, this guide to one of South Africa's greatest leaders chronicles his life and contributions.

Published to coincide with the 150th anniversary of Indian immigration to South Africa, this anthology of extraordinary range and vigour is as moving and diverse as the people and land that inspired it. Written by former activists, celebrities, and academics, this compilation showcases both the tragic and the comedic aspects of the early life of an immigrant.

A haunting and adventurous tale that renders 80 years of Indian servitude in South Africa. It ebbs and flows through four generations, from the abhorrent conditions of indentured labour in the canefields of Natal to Durban's Duchene, and later the Casbah district, home of the infamous 'Grey Street system'.