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Three current non fiction books

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July 07, 2025

FROM the frank and insightful memoir of highly respected newsman Kaizer Nyatsumba to an insightful illustration of some to the top money management businesses to unlocking a safer South Africa, here are some rewarding and engaging books with which to curl up on these chilly winter nights.

- ORIELLE BERRY

Three current non fiction books

This highly readable (and deeply personal) memoir sheds the light on one of our country’s top journalists who reached for the newsroom stars and achieved it - rising against the odds to become a household name for those of us who keep up with the news.

CORPORATE NEWSMAN - A LIFE OF INTEGRITY

Kaizer Nyatsumba

Loot.co.za (R310)

TAFELBERG

Kaizer grew up on a farm in White River in Mpumalanga but went on to achieve an Ivy League education, following which he strutted his influential stuff as South Africa's first black editor.

His life has been colourful to say the least: a brush with death, experiences of deeply searing personal losses not to mention his take on political mumbo jumbo.

From his early days as a junior reporter he rose to become not only an editor but also hobnobbed with our country’s emerging elite during the heady days of our road to democracy.

This is a deeply personal and also inspirational book where one of our leading lights unlayers an inspirational story, also unwrapping the many facets of his complex character.

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