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 | [NAME] : Romancing Languages, [NAME] and [NAME] | Edited by Kam Louie | Hong Kong University Press, Hong kong | Hong Kong | [PHONE] | 312p.; 30 b/w illus. ; 23cm. | 25 | 2012 | [NAME] (19201995) is arguably the most perceptive writer in modern Chinese literature. She was one of the most popular writers in 1940s Shanghai, but her insistence on writing about individual human relationships and mundane matters rather than revolutionary and political movements meant that in mainland China, she was neglected until very recently. Outside the mainland, her life and writings never ceased to fascinate Chinese readers. There are hundreds of works about her in the Chinese language but very few in other languages.   This is the first work in English to explore her earliest short stories as well as novels that were published posthumously. It discusses the translation of her stories for film and stage presentation, as well as nonliterary aspects of her life that are essential for a more comprehensive understanding of her writings, including her intense concern for privacy and enduring sensitivity to her public image.   The thirteen essays examine the fidelity and betrayals that dominate her alter ego's relationships with parents and lovers, informed by theories and methodologies from a range of disciplines including literary, historical, gender, and film studies. These relationships are frequently dramatized in plays and filmic translations of her work.
 | Letters To South Africa - Poets Calling The State To Order |  | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 174p.; | 28.5 | 2011 | This hard-hitting document of the moment is an anthology of South African poems in English, Afrikaans, isiXhosa and [NAME], all with English translations, addressing the Republic along the lines of [NAME] poem "America" in a nationwide appeal by
 | Come Back to Portofino - Through Italy with the 6th South African Armoured Division (Paperback) | [NAME] | 30 degreessouth, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 544p.; | 41.75 | 2011 | Using archival sources and private documents recently unearthed, Come Back to Portofino chronicles the journey taken by volunteers in the 6th South African Armoured Division. From training camps in Egypt through to the blissful summer of 1945 the 'Div' left its mark on towns and villages across Italy. From [NAME] to the outskirts of Venice and the River Po the campaign lasted exactly twelve months. During the advance through Rome up to Florence, it was a case of constant movement and violent contact with the enemy. Experiences which left an enduring impression on returned soldiers included the periods of rest at Siena and Lucca as well as the four miserable winter months in the northern Apennines. Overall, the casualty rate was surprisingly low considering the ideal ambush country and mountain defences which had to be overcome. In the rifle companies however, the rate of attrition was high and replacements were few. Among the South Africans who are buried in Italy, there are those who died in vehicle accidents, from drowning and falling out of windows or from suicide. For the ordinary soldier the most important part of everyday life was contact with home or foraging for food and wine, and even enjoying the company of signorine when operations permitted. Nevertheless, it was not one long happy camping trip as was often portrayed in the press. The cast is made up of the famous regiments and ordinary South Africans who participated in these epic events.
 | [NAME] Black Pioneers and Prodigies | [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 264p.; | 26.75 | 2011 | Trailblazers is the first title to investigate the lives of South Africa's most influential black business people, celebrating them and inspiring young leaders of tomorrow. The authors, who represent Empowerdex (Economic Empowerment Rating Agency), have interviewed many of the top black leaders, executives and managers, for rare insight into their lives and achievements. Where did they get their first jobs? What personal philosophies motivate them? Trailblazers is focused on the recent history of black business in South Africa and the secrets of the pioneers who made it, while also giving indications for further changes stemming from research, BEE and politics. The personal vision of those currently in power will shape the future of business, and inspire more young business people, whose talents are so badly needed to increase South Africa's prosperity.
 | Manuel, Markets and Money - Essays in Appraisal | [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 256p.; | 30 | 2011 | This book provides a broad assessment of [NAME] as minister of Finance and of the South African economy under his stewardship over the last eight years. [NAME]'s term of office has coincided with major events and developments in the economy, which call for an authoritative but readable evaluation.
 | Sex and Politics in South Africa | [NAME], [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 255p.; | 31 | 2011 | This book tells how South Africa came to lead the world in enshrining sexual equality in our Bill of Rights, which forms part of the Constitution. The achievement, which has been hailed as a model for the rest of the world, did not come about without a long struggle. This was spearheaded by gender activists and movements during the 1980s, whose campaigns on the one hand evoked hostility from the apartheid state and were also dismissed as an irrelevance by conservative factions within the liberation movement. Indeed, the end of apartheid did not automatically guarantee that sexual equality would be realised, and the book explains how in the end this was achieved. The volume draws upon the rich archive of the Gay and Lesbian Association and incorporates fascinating first-hand documents from the time as well as essays by participants in the events and later commentators. [NAME] is a researcher at Wiser, the Wits Institute for Social and Economic Research.
 | South African Municipal Government and Administration - New Constitutional Dispensation (Paper back, 4th Revised edition) | J.N.N. Cloete | Van Schaik Publishers, South Africa | South Africa | ;[PHONE] | 180p.; | 28.5 | 2011 | Municipal government institutions are much closer to the people of the nation than the central and provincial legislatures and governments can ever hope to be. It is therefore essential that all citizens be fully informed about municipal governmental processes and administration. The constitutional revolution in South Africa after 1990 brought about fundamental transformation of local government. Training and educating municipal councillors and officials to meet the needs of the new dispensation were demanding tasks. These persons require well-informed citizens to succeed in their functions. This title is suitable for the development of informed citizens as well as efficient councillors and officials, and is also suitable for university and technikon students.
 | Future Inheritance - Building Capacity in Democratic South Africa (Paperback) | [NAME] | Jacana Media, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 288p.; | 37.5 | 2011 | The basic assumption of this book is that without capacity the new democratic state in South Africa cannot govern and cannot meet the challenges of poverty and unemployment. A number of influential political and business leaders, academics and activists reflect on the following questions: What is the state supposed to achieve? How will it get there? And where is it now?
 | Postcards from South Africa | Rayda Jacobs | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 199p.; | 24.25 | 2011 | "I left my soul at the foot of Table Mountain. I want it back." In this powerful, poignant and distinctively South African collection of short stories, [NAME] suddenly for Canada at the age of 21, to return for good only 27 years later - seeks to understand the deep marks that South Africa has left upon her. The character of Sabah runs like a rich thread through the collection, as Jacobs takes the reader on an intense, semi-autobiographical journey which explores childhood, exile after being found in possession of a white card, and return to an altered South Africa in 1995. Other stories reveal South Africans tellingly to each other - the elderly woman frightened by the young man at the garden gate, the shack-dwelling family ruthlessly compromised by the housing "agent", the muslim daughter who must help with the ritual washing of her mother's body for burial. Frequently funny, often serious, always deceptively simple - these "postcards" are the compassionate yet challenging creation of a gifted storyteller.
 | Apartheid - An Illustrated History | [NAME] | [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 208p.; | 37.5 | 2011 | The one thing that looms largest in South Africa's future is South Africa's past -- most especially the nearly five decades of division and conflict at the heart of one of the twentieth century's most infamous social experiments. [NAME], an illustrated history is a portrait of the defining experience of modern South Africa's transition from colonial state to democracy. What began in May 1948 as a vague, grimly ambitious project to interrupt history and engineer white supremacy at the expense of the country's black majority spawned forty-six years of repressive authoritarianism and bitter resistance which claimed the lives of thousands and pushed the country to the brink of civil conflict. A provocative postscript examines apartheid's stubborn afterlife in the years since 1994, suggesting that the optimism and democratic vitality of the constitutional state hinge on South Africans avoiding simplistic views of the past that might lend themselves to demagoguery. For all its catastrophic and lingering effects, the book concludes, apartheid was disarmed, ultimately, by the society's much longer history of inseparability. Journalist [NAME] draws on the work of scholars and historians as well as contemporary reporting in an unsentimental and highly readable account, vividly complemented by photographs and cartoons.
 | Great South African Teachers | [NAME] | PAN MACMILLAN SOUTH AFRICA, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 294p.; | 31.75 | 2011 | A tribute to South Africa's great teachers from the people whose lives they have changed. At a time when our newspapers are full of the woes of the South African education system and stories of teachers who let the children in their classes down, this book is a celebration of heroic teachers who have struggled, often against great odds, to give children a chance of success. Great South African teachers celebrates the massive contribution of remarkable teachers working in South African schools, past and present. The stories, contributed by over 100 South Africans in response to advertisements placed in the Sunday Times, pay tribute to the teachers who changed their lives. The contributions reflect the full range of South African schools  rich, poor, white, black, schools under apartheid, schools urban, rural, schools past & present.
 | The South African Story With Archbishop Desmond Tutu | [NAME], [NAME] | The Penguin Group (SA), South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 147p.; | 40 | 2011 | Based on the 10-part documentary television series of the same name, The South African Story with [NAME] is a travelogue with a difference. Created by veteran journalists [NAME] and [NAME], and taking in all the countrys nine provinces, this book is a colourful tapestry which brings together the vibrancy and warmth of the diverse people of South Africa and the spectacular beauty of our land. Who better to show us around than [NAME]? The Nobel Laureate may be an international icon, but he is first and foremost a passionate South African. As he guides us through this astonishing country, he reflects on the history, culture and politics of South Africa, past and present, conveying a sense of pride at his peoples achievements and carrying a message of hope for the future. From the grandeur of Gods Window in [NAME] to the wild reaches and ancient history of Limpopo, from the Cradle of Humankind in the North West Province to the golden veld of the Free State to the buzz of [NAME] and Soweto, from the majestic Drakensberg Mountains to the lushness of the Winelands, from the stark beauty of the Northern Cape to the sands and cliffs of the Wild Coast, this richly illustrated book is a sheer delight.
 | Writing the Deep South - The Mandela Lecture and Other Mirrors for South Africa | [NAME] | Picador Africa, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 180p.; | 34.25 | 2011 | From his first visit to South Africa in 1997 [NAME], acclaimed Chilean-American author, human rights activist and distinguished professor, has felt a deep connection to the country, its people and the issues it grapples with. In Writing the Deep South Dorfman has pulled together a personal selection of his widely read texts from past decades that are of particular significance to South Africans. In these pieces, Dorfman reflects on familiar challenges and issues such as terror and peace, bilingualism and globalisation, compassion and war, torture, fear and dignity in the aftermath of 9/11, civilisation and barbarism, and the necessity and insufficiency of truth commissions. He draws from Latin Americans such as [NAME] and [NAME] Marques that have exceptional messages for South Africans. There is also his 2010 [NAME], and reflections on what it will mean to say goodbye to [NAME]. Writing the Deep South is a volume that holds up multiple mirrors for South Africa and the rest of the world, allowing a welcome reflective space for the pressing issues of language, identity, renewed struggle and integrity.
 | [NAME] Swimmer's Guide 2011 - 12 - To Open Water Swimming in South Africa | [NAME] | Guide Book Publishers, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 224p.; | 20 | 2011
 | The Ranter's Guide To South Africa - A Handbook For Hotheads, Windbags And [NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | [NAME].; | 21 | 2011 | The Ranters Guide to South Africa is a snappy, humorous debunking, AZ, of all the hot air and rabble-rousing that steams up the public debate in South Africa today. With short, sharp definitions it punctures the bombast, bias and rampant populism which circulates on all sides  as well as deflating our national love of euphemism.
 | Heading South, [NAME] A Bilingual Journey | [NAME] | Picador Africa, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 293p.; | 25 | 2011 | In this remarkable memoir, [NAME] describes an extraordinary life, torn between the United States, South America, and his Jewish heritage, between English and Spanish, between revolution and repression. Interwoven with the story of how [NAME] switched languages and countries -- not once, but three times -- is a day-to-day account of his multiple escapes from death during Pinochet's military takeover in Chile in 1973. A beautifully written autobiography by one of the 'greatest living Latin American writers' (Newsweek), Heading South, [NAME] is a moving account of Dorfman's complex life as well as an elegant reflection on language, exile and memory.
 | [NAME]'s Guide - Southern African Travel Guide 2012 |  | [NAME]'s [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 19.25 | 2011 | The publishers of [NAME]'s guide are very pleased to announce a range of innovative and dynamic changes in the 41st edition of their iconic South African guide book! Formerly known as the Southern Africa travel guide, [NAME]'s guide has been updated annually and published without fail every year since 1971. This year, with the book entering its fifth decade, a host of new information has been injected, giving it a burst of fresh ideas, an easy-on-the-eye layout and an even greater relevance to today's traveler. With such a bewildering amount of information available online, [NAME]'s guide gives travelers concise advice written from an informed personal perspective. During the collation of the 41st edition the guide's compilers have travelled to every corner of the Sub-continent, giving the book an unrivalled spontaneity and accuracy. The new look includes a brief background to every region and clear concise maps. Accompanying these are suggested sights to see and thrills to risk. There is a range of restaurants and shops, pubs and bars all with excellent standards for varying budgets. There is some history, some botany and some geology, all in an easily-digested format, and there is a smattering of fascinating facts-they call it the Wisdom of Solomon-and some entertaining gimmicky information to keep the reader entertained. [NAME]'s guide breaks new ground in providing so much in the way of interesting good-to-know off beat snippets, along with a range of some of the best accommodation establishments in each area.
 | The New Companies Act Unlocked | [NAME] | Siber Ink Publishers, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 484p.; | 82.5 | 2011 | From 1 May 2011 company law in South Africa was dramatically altered: the 1973 Act which had governed companies for the life-times of most business people and lawyers in South Africa was replaced by the Companies Act of 2008, as amended in March 2011. A new era of company law dawned, and with it a host of new concepts, rights, remedies, obligations, procedures and sanctions were introduced. These fundamentally affect the way that every business operates and the advice and practice of every lawyer, accountant or other professional adviser. This title, the first to cover the new Act and the new regulations, provides the hand-holding, the insight, and the understanding that business and their advisers require in order not to be wrong-footed by the new regime.
 | Exorcising the Demons within - Xenophobia, Violence and Statecraft in Contemporary South Africa | [NAME] | WITS University Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 275p.; | 40 | 2011 | On 11 May 2008, residents of Alexandra Township turned violently on their neighbours, launching a string of attacks that, two weeks later, left 60 dead, dozens raped and over a hundred thousand displaced. Most of those killed were from beyond South Africa's borders, but at least a third were citizens who, for reasons of ethnicity or political affiliation, failed to protect their space in the country's urban core. Although not the most severe political violence in South Africas turbulent past, the 2008 attacks reflect an important moment in the country's post-apartheid, post-authoritarian existence: a moment when the governments legitimacy and the post-apartheid order were called into question. This xenophobic violence made evident cracks in the cohesion of law and society while helping to redefine both. It is these events and subsequent consequences for the ordering of power, population and place that this book explores. Exorcising the demons within makes sense of recent anti-outsider violence by situating it within an extended history of South African statecraft that both produced the conditions for the attacks and has been reshaped by it. Drawing on an interdisciplinary team of expert scholars and on new research, this is the first academic text to fully theorise the events that made global headlines in 2008. Through its subtle, empirical and theoretically informed analysis, the book reshapes discussion of xenophobia and violence in South Africa while injecting local debates into global considerations of the meaning of citizenship and the post-colonial state.
 | Precarious Liberation - Workers, the State, and Contested Social Citizenship in Postapartheid South Africa | [NAME] | University of Kwazulu Natal Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 353p.; | 45.5 | 2011 | Millions of black South African workers struggled against apartheid to redeem employment and production from a history of abuse, insecurity, and racial despotism. Almost two decades later, however, the prospects of a dignified life of wage-earning work remain unattainable for most South Africans. Through extensive archival and ethnographic research, [NAME] documents and interrogates this important dilemma in the countrys democratic transition: economic participation has gained centrality in the governments definition of virtuous citizenship, and yet for most workers, employment remains an elusive and insecure experience. In a context of market liberalization and persistent social and racial inequalities, as jobs in South Africa become increasingly flexible, fragmented, and unprotected, they depart from the promise of work with dignity and citizenship rights that once inspired opposition to apartheid. [NAME] traces how the employment crisis and the responses of workers to it challenge the states normative imagination of work, and raise decisive questions for the social foundations and prospects of South Africas democratic experiment.
 | Gauteng Complete Street Guide |  | MapStudio, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 592p.; | 36.75 | 2011 | This new edition [NAME] complete street guide includes complex names, suburb names, suburb boundaries and shows GPS co-ordinates at intersections. It features large key plans with page coverage, large road key plans with road and route information, Gautrain routes and an enlarged city centre plan. Includes detailed index of streets, place names and suburbs. Provides a full legend, scale and directionals on each page. Includes information on how to download a free complex index online. Coverage includes Pretoria, Midrand, Randburg, East Rand, Soweto, Vanderbijlpark, Sasolburg, Westonaria, Centurion, Johannesburg, Sandton, West Rand, Vereeniging, Heidelberg and Carletonville.
 | Communication and Media Ethics - In South Africa | [NAME] | Juta, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 338p.; | 36.75 | 2011 | Ethics in the media is a topic of some heated discussion right now in South Africa and is clearly a challenge to practitioners as well as students of communication and media studies. Communication and media ethics in South Africa introduces and grapples with notions of ethical principles and practices, and how these may be applied in a diverse and challenging local context that is still undergoing political and policy transformation. This timely book has been written by reputable South African academics in the field.
 | Labour Arbitration - With a Commentary on the CCMA Rules | [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] | Siber Ink Publishers, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 316p.; | 58.25 | 2011 | Practical advice on all stages of arbitration, from the pre-arbitration stage to the issuing of the award are covered as well as the basic legal principles concerning disputes over alleged unfair dismissal, the basics of the law of evidence and how to prepare for and present a case at arbitration. In addition to this there are sections on the pitfalls of the law of evidence, applications for condonation and reviews -- these often being the very issues on which the Labour Court so often sees applicants in review applications being tripped up. Furthermore, a discussion on unfair labour practice arbitrations has been included. No labour law practitioner or trade union representative should be without this book.
 | Youth Violence - Sources and Solutions in South Africa | [NAME], A. Dawes, [NAME] | UCT Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 432p.; | 47.5 | 2011 | Youth violence: Sources and solutions in South Africa thoroughly and carefully reviews the evidence for risk and protective factors that influence the likelihood of young people acting aggressively. Layers of understanding are built by viewing the problem from a multitude of perspectives, including the current situation in which South African youth are growing up, perspectives from developmental psychology, the influences of race, class and gender, and of the media. The book then reviews the evidence for effective interventions in the contexts of young people's lives -- their homes, their schools, their leisure activities, their interactions with gangs, in the criminal justice system, in cities and neighbourhoods, and with sexual offenders. In doing so, thoughtful suggestions are made for keeping an evidence-based perspective while (necessarily) adapting interventions for contexts other than that in which they were developed, and particularly for developing world contexts such as South Africa. Youth violence in South Africa: Sources and solutions is a valuable addition to the library of anyone who has ever wondered about youth violence, or wanted to do something about it.
 | [NAME] | Cormac Cullinan | Siber Ink Publishers, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 224p.; | 39.5 | 2011 | [NAME] weaves politics, legal theory, quantum physics and ancient wisdom into a fascinating and inspiring story about how to rediscover a viable role for the human species within the Earth community. This title has been seminal in inspiring the global movement to recognise rights for Nature - a movement destined to shape the 21st Century as significantly as the human rights movements shaped the 20th Century. [NAME] reveals how the governance systems of contemporary civilisations legitimise and promote the disastrous exploitation and destruction of Earth and why an Earth-centred approach is essential to address climate change and the accelerating degradation of the ecological systems on which we depend. Cormac [NAME] explains how to begin transforming industrialized societies to ensure that the pursuit of human wellbeing enhances the beauty, health and diversity of Earth instead of diminishing it. This edition includes a new preface, postscript and the Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth proclaimed on 22nd April 2010 by the People's World Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth.
 | BIKE - Tar & Gravel Adventures in South Africa | [NAME] | MapStudio, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 217p.; | 41.75 | 2011 | Many may argue that South Africa's beauty is best viewed from behind the handle bars of a motorbike. BIKE tar & gravel adventures in South Africa is just that -- real bike journeys to far flung corners and back of beyond. This title takes the reader on a journey through a diverse landscape with 84 pages of bike tours from scenic routes and mountain passes to tough gravel roads and dirt tracks. It includes photos and detailed route maps, making it a handy guide to exploring small town South Africa. The title is a comprehensive resource for any traveller and includes full map coverage of South Africa, [NAME] and Swaziland. Points of interest include accommodation establishments, camp sites, historical monuments, mountain passes and national parks. Each chapter contains regional travel info & facts, journey distances, "best bike to ride" info and a complete Q&A from experienced riders. Coverage includes Route 62, The Cederberg & West Coast Region, Little and Great Karoo, Baviaanskloof, Transkei, Mpumalanga, Swaziland and [NAME].
 | From Milk to Yoghurt - A Recipe for Living and Dying |  | Kairon Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 112p.; | 20 | 2011 | This book is a celebration of the first visit to Africa of [NAME], one of the most eminent [NAME]. From Milk to Yoghurt helps make available four of the vast number of talks and teachings given since 1990 when he started travelling extensively around the world.
 | Pocket Tourist Map Port Elizabeth |  | MapStudio, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 19.25 | 2011 | The street plan includes main and minor roads, retail and industrial areas, traffic light positions, hotels and accommodation, theatres and cinemas, places of interest, tourism information, shopping malls, sport and recreation areas, parks and gardens, railways and stations, one-way streets, suburb names and a detailed index of street names.
 | Pocket Tourist Map Johannesburg |  | MapStudio, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 6.75 | 2011 | New edition convenient pocket size map with the latest updated information. The detailed maps cover Johannesburg, Rivonia, [NAME] and Rosebank areas. Maps include index to street names, route numbers, places of interest, museums, art galleries, shopping malls, schools, hospitals and clinics, nature reserves, parks and soccer stadium sites.
 | International Tax - A South African Perspective 2011 | [NAME], [NAME] | Siber Ink Publishers, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 872p.; | 198 | 2011 | This title is not merely a new edition, but a complete rewrite. It provides the reader with a thorough understanding of international income tax aspects from a South African perspective. Topics generally regarded as highly complex are dealt with in a practical way, and illustrated by relevant examples. These topics include: controlled foreign companies; foreign dividends; exchange controls; tax havens; intermediate holding companies; double-taxation agreements. Some features of this title include: a discussion of the 2010 Update to OECD Model Tax Convention and Commentaries as well as the 2010 SA Legislative amendments; a rewritten chapter on Trusts; a substantially expanded bibliography. Five new chapters added on: Taxation of individuals; Taxation of Companies and Dividends; Taxation of Partnerships; Cross-border VAT; and Interpretation of Statutes.
 | Surfing South Africa - Swells, Spots and Surf African Culture | [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 280p.; | 31.75 | 2011 | Written by [NAME] ([NAME]), founder of the cult surfing website Wavescape.co.za, it comprises chapters on history, big waves, spots, culture, travel, oceanography, sharks (including a timeline of shark attacks) and a hilarious 'Surfrican' slang glossary. The book is illustrated by more than 180 graphics, cartoons and photographs. You will find quirky descriptions of surf spots along almost 3,000 km of coast (watch out for the razor-toothed tortoise), a photo essay of surfing personalities by acclaimed photographer [NAME], as well as colorful journalism from top writers covering subjects connected to the surfing lifestyle. The full-color book, which is 110 pages bigger than the previous book, is an indispensable resource. Images come from top South African photographers, such as [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], and [NAME]. The contributors of words added spice to an eclectic mix of culture and science. An original piece by [NAME] forms the backbone to a much-expanded history chapter. [NAME] adds gravitas to issues around sharks and conservation. The brave life of [NAME] is poignantly remembered by [NAME]. [NAME] gives gritty insights into the forlorn splendor of the Diamond Coast. Tongue in cheek, [NAME] uncovers our surfing addiction. Henri du Plessis provides a profile of a committed exponent of that addiction. [NAME] eloquently tackles the challenge of sharing the sea with sharks. [NAME] Trovato romps through issues around surfing evolution and lifeguards in skimpy Speedos.
 | The African National Congress and the Regeneration of Political Power - People, Party, Policy | [NAME] | WITS University Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 515p.; | 40 | 2011 | In the twenty years of transitional and democratic politics in South Africa, [NAME] constantly traversed two worlds, as direct observer and analyst-researcher. First, there is the world of the African National Congress (ANC),in which there is a sense of representation of the people in the contexts of elections and modern government. In ANC parlance, this is the time of the 'national democratic revolution' and there is continuous progress. The other world is that of critical observation and analysis. Here the observer-researcher negotiates the route between counter-truths, assessing how the ANC's hegemonic power project of close to a century has materialised in the period of government power. It is a shifting target that is being analysed. The 'answers' are often at variance with the officially-projected ANC perspectives. The ANC and the Regeneration of Political Power straddles both worlds, but is unapologetically analytical. It builds on the empathy of understanding the struggles and achievements along with deferred dreams and frustrations. It moves to analyses of power, victories, strategy, engineering, manipulation, denials and corrections, obfuscation and causes for celebration. Anchored in this world, the book focuses on discerning the bigger picture, which transcends the daily and monthly variances of who is in power and who in favour with those who are in power. [NAME] has constructed the book around the framework of political power. Her analysis focuses on how the ANC, in twenty years of political power, has acted to continuously shape, maintain and regenerate power in relation to its internal structures and processes, opposition parties, people, government and the state. The chapters are all anchored in ongoing research and monitoring over this period, sometimes from the sidelines, but at other times with one foot in the political sphere. In 2011 the power configurations of and around the ANC are converging to deliver a present that holds vexing uncertainties. By dissecting contemporary power dimensions and comparing them with what has gone before, [NAME] explores the construction of the political power complex of the ANC. In so doing she offers insights into how South African politics, which is in many ways synonymous with the politics of the ANC, is likely to unfold in years, possibly decades, to come.
 | [NAME] |  | MapStudio, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 10 | 2011 | This detailed new map of the northern suburbs of Cape Town indicates suburb names and boundaries. Map detail includes freeways, exits, main and minor roads with road names, industrial areas, major shopping complexes, places of interest, schools, hospitals and clinics, fire stations, parks, reserves and sports fields. Coverage shows to the north extent - Vissershok Road, to the west extent - N7 Highway, to the east extent - [NAME] and to the south extent - Epping/Parow industrial areas.
 | Companies and other Business Structures in South Africa | [NAME], [NAME] | Oxford University Press South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 418p.; | 73.5 | 2011 | The second edition of Companies and other Business Structures in South Africa provides a clear and practical introduction to the law relating to companies, close corporations, business trusts, partnerships and financial markets. It also provides an overview of how financial markets relate to, and have an impact on, company law. Thoroughly revised and updated, the book incorporates discussions and analyses of key developments in the field, including the draft regulations to the Companies Act 71 of 2008 and the Companies Amendment Bill (B40-2010). The second edition offers enhanced context, application, explanation and clarity, as well as extensive new material. This book is supported by an enhanced pedagogical structure, and includes a variety of features designed to inspire independent, critical and reflective engagement with the subject, and to support student learning. Companies and other Business Structures in South Africa complies with the suggested syllabus for commercial law as outlined in the SAICA education requirements for Part 1 of the Qualifying Examination (revised 2005).
 | Pocket Tourist Map Cape Town |  | MapStudio, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 6.75 | 2011 | This updated edition handy pocket map contains detailed maps of Cape Town and the Cape Peninsula. Includes an index of street and place names is listed. The map includes the top tourist sites of Cape Town, Victoria and [NAME], Kirstenbosch, provincial historical sites, museums, art galleries, shopping malls, schools, hospitals and clinics, nature reserves, parks and additional places of interest.
 | Jewish Memories of Mandela | [NAME] | The South African Jewish Board of Deputies, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 252p.; | 75 | 2011 | [NAME] legal and political work brought him into contact with a vast array of Jewish people across the spectrum: lawyers and legal clerks, communists and communal leaders, business leaders and bankers, physicians and philanthropists, rabbis and rabble-rousers. Jewish memories of [NAME]  chronicles for the first time the extent to which individual Jewish men and women were involved in the life and career of [NAME]. It also records the remarkable extent to which Jewish South Africans participated in the anti-apartheid struggle, as well as in the post-apartheid era of nation building, reconstruction and reconciliation. Jews, notwithstanding that they constituted small minority within the population, have been involved to a remarkably disproportionate extent in [NAME]'s life history, and indeed in the broader struggle for democracy in South Africa. Whether as lawyers, political activists, trade unionists, journalists, parliamentarians or business leaders, Jews have been intricately involved in the [NAME] story, from his arrival in Johannesburg as a young man onwards. Many have themselves become famous names in the annals of South African history. They include [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] and [NAME]. The book also tells the stories of Mandelas remarkable interaction with ordinary people, from the boy in 1996 who insisted on inviting the President to his [NAME] (he came, and danced) and a conversation with a ten-year-old with presidential ambitions. Jewish memories of [NAME] interweaves into the central narrative the personal recollections of these Jewish South Africans of their association with [NAME]. These throw interesting new light on some of the most significant episodes in modern South African history, such as the Treason Trial, the establishment of Umkhonto we Sizwe, the Liliesleaf Farm police raid and ensuing [NAME] and the long imprisonment of [NAME] and other political activists. It further shows how the Jewish communal leadership, including the SA Jewish Board of Deputies and Chief [NAME], went about leading the Jewish community in being an active part in the process of transition to multiracial democracy after 1990. Featured here is Jewish participation in such areas as the transformation of South African cricket, the inaugural democratic elections of 27 April 1994, the relationship between the ANC government and the opposition in parliament and South Africas successful bid to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The role of Jewish business leaders in post-apartheid reconstruction initiatives is also examined. The book is a noteworthy addition to the historiography of anti-apartheid activism from within the white community, of which Jews formed a part. It further documents an inspiring chapter in the history of the South African Jewish community and of the contribution its members have made to the country.
 | Men Behaving Differently | [NAME], [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 236p.; | 25.5 | 2011 | Recent years have seen a growing world-wide concern about men and boys. Do boys have appropriate role models at home? Are girls outperforming boys at school? Is men's health under undue pressure? The nature of masculinity has been brought into question by a radical reorganisation of gender relations. Indeed, many now speak of a 'crisis in masculinity'. South Africa has made a rapid shift from a male-dominated patriarchal society, to a new social order based on ideals of equality between men and women. How have men responded to these changes? How do men achieve successful masculinity in this new context? These are some of the questions that are explored in this title.
 | Origins - Song of Nooitgedacht a Remote Valley in the Karoo | [NAME] | Publishing Print Matters, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 128p.; | 120 | 2011 | From her first visit to the valley in 2002, [NAME], a British photographer, was captivated by this tranquil landscape with its majestic mountains, great vistas, its transparent streams, turbulent flood waters as well as the exquisite detail of its rock and flora. The photographs in this volume are presented in the spirit of a song - a melodic line - evoking these natural treasures in tempo with the slow cycles of infinite time at Nooitgedacht: a place truly beyond imagination.
 | Cape Lives of the Eighteenth Century | [NAME] | Protea Book House, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 350p.; | 62.5 | 2011 | Presented in the form of biographies centering on a number of men, women and families varying in status and race, Cape Lives of the Eighteenth Century provides a vivid survey of the Cape of Good Hope at the end of the Dutch period, during a period of rapid and dramatic development and change for the colony. The book's aim is to sketch the development of the Dutch colony at the Cape in the eighteenth century through the lives of eighteen individuals and families, primarily for the benefit of non-specialist and non-South African readers. Schoeman has published a great number of books, both fiction and non-fiction, including a general survey of the period covered here, with special emphasis on slavery.
 | The Cape of Good Cooks | [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 144p.; | 29.5 | 2011 | This is a title with a difference: The author deals as much with wine farms, their histories and homesteads, as with the food and wine that were part and parcel of the good times and lovely place that she recalls. This title invites other wine and food lovers to share in some very individual recipes and the very special ambience of Cape winelands.
 | [NAME] South Africa's Township Theatre | [NAME] | University of Kwazulu Natal Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 186p.; | 24 | 2011 | This is an account of the life and work of [NAME] known to many as '[NAME] - widely recognised to be the foremost black playwright and one of the leading cultural icons of his time. His prolific musical productions, staged between the mid-1960s and 2004, were enthusiastically received by township audiences throughout South Africa. [NAME]'s touring township shows came to define South African township theatre and provided the base from which much black  and other - South African theatre was later to flourish. His work to date has been poorly documented and the records of all but one of his plays were lost in a fire. As the first definitive work on this talented, influential and controversial man, [NAME]'s [NAME] comes to fill a gap that needed urgent addressing. Presented in two parts, it gives a chronological overview of [NAME]'s plays and the popular and critical reaction to them, and also includes anecdotal insights into the famous [NAME] working methods from those who knew and worked with him. Overall, [NAME] offers a fascinating portrait of the multi-faceted man who was playwright, teacher, musician and entrepreneur - and does not shrink from engaging the controversies that surrounded the later part of [NAME]'s career.
 | Prophet Without Honour - FS Malan ? Afrikaner, South African And Cape Liberal | [NAME] | Protea Book House, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 184p.; | 48 | 2011
 | South Africa's World Cup - A Legacy for Whom? | Eddie Cottle | University of Kwazulu Natal Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 368p.; | 44 | 2011
 | Rugby in Our Blood | Eddie Cottle | [NAME],  South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 286p.; | 27.25 | 2011
 | A Literary Guide to the Eastern Cape | [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 402p.; | 47.25 | 2011
 | Prickly Pear - A Social History of a Plant in the Eastern Cape | [NAME], [NAME] | WITS University Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 268p.; | 40 | 2011
 | South Africa's 1940s: Worlds of Possibilities | [NAME], [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 289p.; | 28 | 2011
 | The How to be a South African Handbook - An Irreverent Cultural Guide for Tourists and Confused Locals | [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 84p.; | 15.5 | 2011
 | Grape - Stories of the Vineyards in South Africa | [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] | [NAME],  South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 270p.; | 31.75 | 2011
 | Toxic Futures - South Africa in the Crises of Energy, Environment and Capital | [NAME] | University of Kwazulu Natal Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 368p.; | 44 | 2011
 | Stranger at Home - The Praise Poet in Apartheid South Africa | [NAME] | WITS University Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 269p.; | 38.25 | 2011
 | Kruger - Wildlife Icon of South Africa | Heinrich [NAME], [NAME] den [NAME] | HPH Publishing, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 164p.; | 68.75 | 2011
 | Cooperative Diplomacy, Regional Stability and National Interests. The Nile River and the Riparian States | [NAME], [NAME] | Africa Institute of South Africa, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 284p.; | 74.5 | 2011
 | HIV/AIDS, Gender, Human Security and Violence in Southern Africa | [NAME], [NAME] | Africa Institute of South Africa, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 110p.; | 49.5 | 2011
 | Thinking About Law - Essays for Tony Honore | [NAME], [NAME] | Siber Ink Publishers, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 80p.; | 40 | 2011
 | Tracking the Future - Top Trends That Will Shape South Africa and the World | [NAME] | [NAME],  South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 218p.; | 28.75 | 2011
 | Citizen Participation in Local Government | [NAME] | Van Schaik Publishers, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 158p.; | 40 | 2011
 | Exploring the Plausibility of Linking Notions of Terrorism and Sexual Violence by Using the Great Lakes Region as a Case Study | Claudia Forster-Towne | Africa Institute of South Africa, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 80p.; | 43.25 | 2011
 | Regional Integration in Africa. Bridging the North-Sub-Saharan Divide | [NAME] Hassan | Africa Institute of South Africa, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 226p.; | 66.5 | 2011
 | Cape Winelands Cuisine | [NAME] | Human & Rousseau,  South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 264p.; | 75 | 2011
 | [NAME] And Then They Fired Me | [NAME] | [NAME],  South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 264p.; | 32.5 | 2011
 | Mass Media Towards the Millennium - The South African Handbook of Mass Communiction. | A.S. de Beer | Van Schaik Publishers, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE]. | 544p.; | 73.5 | 2011
 | Moving Together, Drifting apart - Villagisation in a South African Homeland | [NAME] | WITS University Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 288p.; | 14.5 | 2011
 | [NAME], Activist and Thinker | Dani Wadada Nabudere | Africa Institute of South Africa, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 118p.; | 51.25 | 2011
 | Kongyin | Sungrass | Kima Global Publishers,  South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 342p.; | 40.25 | 2011
 | Afrikology, Philosophy and Wholeness - An Epistemology | [NAME] Nabuder | Africa Institute of South Africa, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 178p.; | 60 | 2011
 | 2011 Tax Statistics |  | National Treasury, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 162p.; | 40 | 2011
 | 2012 Budget Speech |  | National Treasury, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 36p.; | 15 | 2012
 | National Strategic Plan on HIV, STIs and TB 2012-2016 |  | South African National Aids Council, South Africa | South Africa |  | 86p.; | 20 | 2012
 | Consolidated Financial Information: For the year ended 31 March 2010 |  | National Treasury, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 202p.; | 50 | 2010
 | Budget Review 2012 |  | South African National Aids Council, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 226p.; | 45 | 2012
 | Millennium Development Goals: Country Report 2010 |  | UNDP, South Africa | South Africa |  | 139p.; | 40 | 2011
 | National Treasury: Annual Report 2010/11 |  | National Treasury, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 302p.; | 50 | 2010
 | OECD Economic Surveys: South Africa 2010 |  | OECD, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 128p.; | 40 | 2011
 | Victims of crime survey: 2011 |  | Statistics South Africa, South Africa | South Africa |  | 76p.; | 25 | 2011
 | Decentralised Land Governance: Case Studied and Local Voices from Botswana, Madagascar and Mozambique |  | PLASS,  South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 119p.; | 30 | 2010
 | Population Census 2011: Strategy |  | Statistics South Africa, South Africa | South Africa |  | 62p.; | 15 | 2011
 | Towards an Enabling Environment for Women Economic Empowerment in South Africa: A Status Quo Report |  | Department of Trade Industry RSA, South Africa | South Africa |  | 97p.; | 15 | 2011
 | National Treasury: Strategic Plan 2011-14 |  | National Treasury, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 96p.; | 15 | 2011
 | Steeped in Blood | [NAME]; [NAME] | Zebra Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 344p.; | 38.5 | 2010
 | To the Point | [NAME]; [NAME] | Zebra Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 272p.; | 33.5 | 2010
 | Home Away | [NAME] | Zebra Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 240p.; | 30 | 2010
 | Brothers in Arms | [NAME] | Zebra Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 256p.; | 38.5 | 2011
 | Days of the Generals | [NAME] | Zebra Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 280p.; | 31.75 | 2011
 | From Soldier to Civvy | [NAME] | Zebra Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 320p.; | 30 | 2010
 | [NAME] Golf | Arn Durand | Zebra Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 320p.; | 36.75 | 2011
 | A Change of Tongue | [NAME] | Zebra Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 376p.; | 38.5 | 2009
 | Masked Raiders | [NAME] | Zebra Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 312p.; | 35 | 2010
 | San Rock Engravings ? Marking the Karoo Landscape | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 128p.; | 31.75 | 2011
 | Water, Stone & Legend - Rock Art of the Klein Karoo | [NAME]; [NAME] Poll | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 128p.; | 31.75 | 2011
 | African Adventurer?s Guide: Botswana | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 304p.; | 33.5 | 2010
 | Travels with a Roadkill Rabbit | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 192p.; | 25 | 2011
 | Best Walks of the Drakensberg | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 240p.; | 28.5 | 2010
 | Maasai - An Ilustrated Traveller's Companion | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 48p.; | 20 | 2010
 | South Africa's Greatest Golf Destinations | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 192p.; | 60 | 2009
 | Picturesque Namibia | Sandie Fitchat | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 64p.; | 16.75 | 2010
 | Picturesque Swakopmund (captions in English, German, French and Italian) | Sandie Fitchat | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 64p.; | 16.75 | 2010
 | Skeleton Coast - Africa's Last Wilderness | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 176p.; | 48.5 | 2011
 | This is Namibia | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 160p.; | 30 | 2010
 | Been There, Done That: A South African checklist for the curious and the brave | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 392p.; | 48.5 | 2011
 | Afrika ? Dispatches from the Outside Edge An Epic Journey to Save and Improve Lives | Kingsley Holgate | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 248p.; | 48.5 | 2009
 | The Zulu - An A-Z of Culture and Traditions | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 96p.; | 24.25 | 2011
 | This is South Africa | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 160p.; | 30 | 2010
 | Cape Town: Up Close & Personal | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 176p.; | 49.25 | 2011
 | Gate | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 128p.; | 31.75 | 2010
 | Soccer in Africa ? A Game of Passion | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 144p.; | 31.75 | 2010
 | South Africa | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 192p.; | 33.5 | 2010
 | South Africa ? Landscapes |  | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 128p.; | 33.5 | 2009
 | Kenya ? The Beautiful | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 168p.; | 48.5 | 2009
 | This is Botswana | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 176p.; | 36.75 | 2010
 | KwaZulu-Natal: Adventures in Culture & Nature | Sue Derwent | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 144p.; | 36.75 | 2010
 | Picturesque Drakensberg | Sue Derwent | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 64p.; | 16.75 | 2011
 | Picturesque Durban & Surrounds | Sue Derwent | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 64p.; | 16.75 | 2011
 | Picturesque Winelands (captions in English, German and French) | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 64p.; | 16.75 | 2011
 | Beyond the [NAME] : Forays into Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia | [NAME] | Struik Travel & Heritage, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 143p. ; 21cm. | 45 | 2011
 | Cape Town A-Z | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 96p.; | 13.5 | 2011
 | [NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 128p.; | 14.25 | 2011
 | South Africa Through The Seasons | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 144p.; | 30 | 2009
 | South Africa ? An Illustrated Traveller's Companion | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 48p.; | 20 | 2009
 | South Africa ? The Beautiful | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 168p.; | 50 | 2010
 | African Reptiles & Frogs to Read, Colour & Keep | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 48p.; | 7.5 | 2011
 | Gamebirds of Southern Africa | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 136p.; | 46 | 2011
 | Scatalog: Quick ID Guide to Southern African Animal Droppings | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 36p.; | 6.75 | 2011
 | Alien & Invasive Animals: A South African Perspective | [NAME]; [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 248p.; | 36.75 | 2011
 | Basic Bird ID | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 64p.; | 12.5 | 2011
 | Chamberlain's Birds of Africa south of the Sahara - new edition (Sept 2010) | [NAME]; [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 768p.; | 66 | 2011
 | Fifty Animals that changed the Course of History | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 224p.; | 31.75 | 2011
 | [NAME] SPIDERS - An Identification Guide For Southern Africa | [NAME]; [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 128p.; | 23.5 | 2010
 | Newman's Birds of Southern Africa | [NAME]; Vanessa & Kenneth Newman | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 536p.; | 31.75 | 2010
 | Pocket Guide: Mammals of Southern Africa | Chris & Tilde Stuart | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 160p.; | 26.75 | 2011
 | What's that [NAME]? | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 112p.; | 28.5 | 2011
 | 2012 Sky Guide Africa South - Astronomical Handbook for Southern Africa | Astronomical Society of Southern Africa | [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 136p.; | 16 | 2011
 | Star Maps | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 96p.; | 30 | 2009
 | Sasol Birds of Southern Africa IV | [NAME]; [NAME]; [NAME]; [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 464p.; | 40 | 2011
 | Southern African LBJ's [NAME] | [NAME]; [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 136p.; | 30 | 2011
 | Field Guide to Common Trees & Shrubs of East Africa | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 384p.; | 41.75 | 2011
 | Top Angling Fishes of Southern Africa | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 144p.; | 30 | 2010
 | Pocket Guide: Mushrooms of South Africa | Marieka Gryzenhout | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 144p.; | 16.75 | 2010
 | Succulent Flora of Southern Africa | Doreen Court | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 336p.; | 53.5 | 2010
 | What's that Tree? | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 184p.; | 30 | 2011
 | Wildlife of South Africa: a photographic guide | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 168p.; | 31.75 | 2009
 | Ferns of Southern Africa: A Comprehensive Guide | [NAME]; [NAME]; [NAME]; [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 760p.; | 66 | 2011
 | Wildlife of Southern Africa | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 80p.; | 16.75 | 2010
 | How on Earth? | Terence [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 160p.; | 31.75 | 2009
 | Pocket Guide: Rocks & Minerals of Southern Africa | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 160p.; | 16.75 | 2010
 | Healing trees and plants of the lowveld | [NAME]; [NAME] and HÃ©lÃ¨ne Loon; Dries Bester | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 112p.; | 20 | 2009
 | Field Guide to Natural Wonders: The Secret World of Optical, Atmospheric and Celestial Phenomena | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 244p.; | 33.5 | 2010
 | Frogs & Frogging in South Africa | [NAME]; Louis du Preez | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 112p.; | 30 | 2011
 | Style Icons: Top South African Designers & their Interiors | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 192p.; | 55 | 2011
 | Traditional African Religions in South African Law | [NAME] | UCT Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 272p.; | 53.5 | 2011
 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Quivertree Publications, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 220p.; | 65 | 2011
 | Viva! [NAME]. A bird?s eye view of music at Unisa | [NAME] | UNISA Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 65 | 2011
 | Against the world: South Africa and Human Rights at the United Nations 1945-1961 | [NAME] | UNISA Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 45 | 2011
 | Bye the Beloved Country? South Africans in the UK, 1994-2009 | [NAME] | UNISA Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 50 | 2011
 | His Story is History:  Rural Village Future through the Eyes of a Rural Village Boy | [NAME] | UNISA Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 21 | 2011
 | African Initiatives in Healing Ministry | [NAME], Tabona Shoko & [NAME] | UNISA Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 45 | 2011
 | The Columbia Guide to South African Literature in English since 1945 | [NAME], Dirk Klopper & Craig Mackenzie | UNISA Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 33.5 | 2011
 | Searching for South Africa. The new calculus of dignity | Shereen Essof & [NAME] | UNISA Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 65 | 2011
 | An Inconvenient Youth - Julius Malema and the 'new' ANC | [NAME] | Picador Africa, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 274p.; | 25 | 2011
 | From Robben Island to Bishop S Court: The Biography of Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane | [NAME] | New Africa Books, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 312p.; | 43.5 | 2011
 | The Loss Library | [NAME] | Umuzi Publishers, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 112p.; | 21.75 | 2011
 | The Shadow World Inside the Global Arms Trade | [NAME] | [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 400p.; | 42.25 | 2011
 | Lifeblood: How to Change the World One Dead Mosquito at a Time | [NAME], [NAME] | Picador Africa, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 224p.; | 29.25 | 2011
 | Opinion Pieces By South African Thought Leaders | [NAME] | The Penguin Group (SA), South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 249p.; | 46.75 | 2011
 | City of Extremes - The Spatial Politics of Johannesburg | [NAME] | WITS University Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 470p.; | 41.75 | 2011
 | Mad Dogs and Meerkats - A History of Resurgent Rabies in South Africa | [NAME] | UCT Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 234p.; | 39.25 | 2011
 | Sometimes There Is A Void - Memoirs of an Outsider | [NAME] | The Penguin Group (SA), South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 558p.; | 43.5 | 2011
 | Comrades Marathon - The Ultimate Human Race |  | The Penguin Group (SA), South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 434p.; | 46.75 | 2011
 | [NAME] of the South African Frontier | [NAME] | WITS University Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 306p.; | 41.75 | 2011
 | Metal That Will Not Bend - The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa, 1980-1995 | [NAME] | WITS University Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 566p.; | 41.75 | 2011
 | South Africa - A Pocket Memento | [NAME], Heinrich, [NAME], [NAME] | HPH Publishing, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 176p.; | 18.75 | 2011
 | Street Guide Cape Town (Spiral bound, 16th ed) | [NAME] | MapStudio, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 25 | 2011
 | Gauteng Complete Street Guide (Paperback, 4th ed) |  | MapStudio, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 36.75 | 2011
 | Shadows in the Sand - A Koevoet Tracker's Story of an Insurgency War | [NAME], [NAME] | 30 degreessouth, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 293p.; | 41.75 | 2011
 | Best Employers South Africa 2011/2012 |  | Corporate Research Foundation (Pty) Ltd, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 350p.; | 55 | 2011
 | South Africa and India - Shaping the Global South | [NAME], [NAME] | WITS University Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 328p.; | 41.75 | 2011
 | Visitor's Guide Cape Town & The Peninsula (Paperback, 4th ed) |  | MapStudio, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 9.25 | 2011
 | Banking on Change - Democratising Finance in South Africa 1994-2004 and Beyond | [NAME], [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 256p.; | 26.75 | 2011
 | Marketing Tourism in South Africa | [NAME] | OUP Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 512p.; | 56 | 2011
 | A Commonwealth of Knowledge - Science, Sensibility and White South Africa 1820-2000 | [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 296p.; | 33.5 | 2011
 | Fanonian Practices in South Africa - From [NAME] to Abahlali BaseMjondolo | [NAME] | University of Kwazulu Natal Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 312p.; | 38.5 | 2011
 | The Search for Puma 164 - Operation Uric and the [NAME] on Mapai | [NAME], [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 384p.; | 49.25 | 2011
 | Top 100 South African Wines 2011 | [NAME] | [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 272p.; | 39.75 | 2011
 | The Essential Guide to South African Wines ? Terroir & Travel | Elmari Swart, with Izak Smit | [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 256p.; | 49.25 | 2009
 | Becoming Worthy Ancestors - Archive, Public Deliberation and Identity in South Africa | [NAME] | WITS University Press, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 168p.; | 40 | 2011
 | Pocket Tourist Map Limpopo & North West (Sheet map, folded, 2nd ed) |  | MapStudio, South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] |  | 6.75 | 2011
 | Township Talk - The Language, the Culture, the People | [NAME] | Double [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | [PHONE] | 56p.; | 10 | 2011
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