Kimberley - Philip Bawcombe & Ted Scannel

Philip Bawcombe's Kimberley, the second book in the series on places in South Africa with paintings of the city by Bawcombe and text by Ted Scannel . It follows Johannesburg which is widely recognised and shows the detail and flavour of the place.

Introduction by Brian Roberts

Soweto - Philip Bonner & Lauren Segal

Soweto: A History by Philip Bonner & Lauren Segal is based on the television series screened in South Africa, England and Australia. This is a source-based local history by one of South Africa's foremost local historians.

The Development of Education in the Transvaal, 1836-1951 - A. K. Bot

The Development of Education in the Transvaal, 1836-1951 by A. K. Bot is an illustrated brochure which the author wrote as a sequel to A Century of Education in the Transvaal, 1836-1936, and continues on from 1936, bringing his historical review up to date, by adding new chapters.

Notes on South African Affairs - W. B. Boyce

Notes on South African Affairs by W. B. Boyce is volume XXXIX in the Africana Collecteana series and was first published in 1838. Boyce was a Wesleyan missionary and a trusted adviser to Sir Benjamin d'Urban during the frontier war of 1834-5

Saving Nelson Mandela - Kenneth S Broun

Saving Nelson Mandela:The Rivonia Trial and the Fate of South Africa by Kenneth S Broun, a South African law expert, recreates the trial-called the "Rivonia" Trial after the Johannesburg suburb where police seized Mandela.

Centenary - Paul H. Butterfield

Centenary: The first 100 years of English Freemasonry in the Transvaal 1878-1978 by Paul H. Butterfield traces the methods by which English freemasonry spread throughout South and South-West Africa (Namibia). The evolution of the Transvaal Lodges is discussed in the context of the political history of the region and the Anglo-Boer War.

Knowing Mandela - John Carlin

Knowing Mandela: A personal portrait by John Carlin offers a profound understanding of the man and what has made him the towering moral and political figure of our age. As Nelson Mandela was released from prison and the ensuing years saw the collapse of South Africa's apartheid regime, John Carlin was the South Africa correspondent of London's Independent newspaper.

The Magaliesberg - Vincent Carruthers

The Magaliesberg by Vincent Carruthers is a masterful portrayal of the diversity of these mountains. The Magaliesberg mountains are more than two billion years old - one of the oldest mountain ranges on the planet and the book traces their creation and the changes in the landscape over this vast passage of time.

Reminiscences of Kimberly - Louis Cohen

Reminiscences of Kimberly by Louis Cohen is an account of the early mining days in Kimberly based on memories of his life and people of the time.

A Vision Of The Past - de Beer & Barker

A Vision Of The Past: South Africa in Photographs: 1843-1910 by Mona de Beer & Brian Johnson Barker is a fascinating photographic survey of life in South Africa from the early years of the Victorian era to the time of Union in 1910.

A Century of Sundays - Nadine Dreyer

A Century of Sundays: 100 Years of Breaking News in the Sunday Times 1906-2006 edited by Nadine Dreyer is a collection of articles that have appeared in the Sunday Times for over a hundred years.