The narrative explores the remarkable influence of Radio Caroline, a pirate radio station that emerged in the 1960s, reshaping the music landscape in Britain. It delves into the audacious efforts of these pirates who defied regulations to broadcast popular music, ultimately transforming cultural norms and the music industry. With a blend of history and adventure, the book reveals how this unconventional approach led to a musical revolution that continues to resonate today.
A History of the South African Communist Party 1921 - 2021
The book offers a comprehensive and engaging exploration of the Communist Party of South Africa, detailing its historical evolution and significant impact on the country's political landscape. Through a gripping narrative, it examines the party's key figures, ideological struggles, and pivotal moments, providing insights into its role in shaping South Africa's history. The work stands out for its thorough research and compelling storytelling, making it an essential read for those interested in political movements and South African history.
A new account of the social and political background to the notorious Sharpeville Massacre of March 1960, which looks both at the sequence of events that prompted the shootings and also their long-term consequences for South African politics, both domestically and in the country's relationship with the rest of the world.
Analysis of South African politics under the administration of Mandela and Mbeki