β Scribed by Mark Tufo
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Relates the author's four and a half year journey through southern Africa and his interviews with many people of all colors and backgrounds.;Preface -- Part one: the land of apartheid. Winter inside South Africa ; City of darkness ; City of gold ; Gandhi's heirs ; The Afrikaner paradox ; Writers under apartheid ; Sports: the Kaizer Chiefs ; Heroes underground ; Bantustans: the archipelago of misery ; Namibia: the last colony -- Part two: from Rhodesia to Zimbabwe. The year of the people's storm ; The land of our fathers ; Independence and reconciliation -- Part three: South Africa's long walk to freedom. Peaceful defiance fails ; The movement turns to fighting ; Hope rising.
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