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TITLE........................:  BLACK MANAGERS IN SOUTH AFRICAN ORGANISATIONS SUBTITLE..................:  AUTHOR...................: LINDA HUMAN & KARL HOFMEYR ILLUSTRATOR..........: PUBLISHER...............:JUTA & CO CAPETOWN DATE & EDITION.......: COVER SIZE (mm)....: st CONDITION...............: very good DUST JACKET...........:  COVERS.....................:  original publishers soft cover, light age soiling with slight wear to edges, corners bumped  SPINE.........................: with title, slight wear to extremities, sunned END & FLY PAPERS.: good PAGES.......................:  144pp including biblio, generally bright &  clean    BINDING....................: tight PLATES & MAPS.......: no INSCRIPTIONS..........: no ISBN...........................:0 3 SYNOPSIS, BLURB...: Interesting title full of observation and speculation of the time.

In the world of espionage, truth is the first victim and nothing is as it seems. Here, for the first time, South Africas most notorious apartheid spy Olivia Forsyth lays bare the story of her remarkable life.   Olivia Forsyth was a romantic young woman in search of adventure when she joined the Security Police with visions of international derring-do. But Craig Williamson, her unit head, had other ideas and Olivia was trained to spy on students before being dispatched to Rhodes University, a supposed hotbed of anti-apartheid radicalism. It wasnt long before Olivia had infiltrated various student organisations, feeding vital information back to her handler. She came to hold prominent positions on campus and, as reward, was promoted to Lieutenant. Having reached the end of her studies, Olivia set her sights on a much more ambitious and dangerous target: the ANC in exile. But what should have been her greatest triumph as a spy turned into disaster when the ANC threw her into Quatro, the notorious internment camp in Angola. This is a riveting story set in the final years of apartheid. The Author: Olivia Forsyth was a Lieutenant in the South Africa Security Police in the 1980's. She spent four years at Rhodes University where she infiltrated various anti-apartheid organisations. Thereafter she was held in Angola by the ANC before escaping. She now lives in the United Kingdom.  

The first in a series, this general  for students of South African Politics contains a collection of recent speeches and articles by African Leaders in South Africa and of documents on African political parties and other organisations.[contact-form][contact-field label='Name' type='name' required='1'/][contact-field label='Email' type='email' required='1'/][contact-field label='Website' type='url'/][contact-field label='Comment' type='textarea' required='1'/][/contact-form]

LIFE AND TIMES OF CHRIS HANI Synopsis: Martin Thembisile "Chris" Hani was born in Cofimvaba on June . He made rapid progress in the struggle organisations and filled senior positions in the African National Congress,the South African Communist Party and Umkhonto We Sizwe. This documentary portrays the people's champion. Chris Hani by means of interviews and archive material. His dedication to bring peace and equality to his fractured country,his disciplines manner of doing things, his moral fibre, his political views, love for literature and the love fo his family is brought to the fore in the 56 minute programme. Following the assassination of Chris Hani on 10 April emotions ran high and then the president of the ANC Nelson Mandela made the following appeal in an address to the nation:"let us re-dedicate ourselves to bringing about democracy Hani fought for all his life. democracy that will bring real, tangible changes in the lives of the working people, the jobless, the landless. The legacy of chris Hani, the peacemaker, was evident when the nation faced reality and peace prevailed.   Starring: Chris Hani   Category: Documentary   Age Restriction: ALL AGES

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When Bridget Hilton-Barber got on a train to Grahamstown in 1982 to study journalism at Rhodes University, she had no idea of the brutal drama that would unfold. A rebellious young woman, she became politically involved in anti-apartheid organisations and was caught up in the massive resistance and repression sweeping the Eastern Cape at the time. She ended up spending three months in detention without trial, and after her release discovered she had been betrayed by one of her best friends, Olivia Forsyth, who was a spy for the South African security police.  Thirty years later, a horrific flashback triggers Bridgets journey back to the Eastern Cape to see if she can forgive her betrayer and finally let go of the extraordinary violence she encountered in the final days of apartheid. This is her powerful story. Paperback, 272 pages. Published December 2016.

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