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Roelof Beukes My Beloved South African Kitchen

Proudly South African Recipe`s for any Kitchen

Cooking
English
26717 Words
Ages 14 and up
165
1

Explore South Africa`s enchanting beauty and diversity through its 11 languages, 9 provinces and its culinary diversity. Discover South Africa`s traditional dishes and there not so traditional dishes. This e-book will unveil a South African kitchen you never knew existed as it covers not only the South African cuisine but also shortly explore the provinces and all the languages that are spoken in that area with a few phrases to help you out as well as the all important Taxi signs needed to get from point A to B. If you planning to visit South Africa or just simply in the need of a few traditional recipes this cookbook with a twist is simply a must have. [more]

Keywords: Afrikaans, Isindebele, isiXhosa, IsiZulu, Sepedi, Sesotho, Setswana, Siswati, Tshivenda, Xitsonga, South Africa, Tourism, Travel Guide, Multilingual Dictionary, Table Mountain, White Rhino, Durban, Cape town, Johannesburg, Pretoria, food, cookbook, south african recipes, melktert, boboti, biltong, south african phrasebook [more][Less]

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Grant Allen An African Millionaire

Mystery & Crime
English
65363 Words
Ages 8 and up
223
2

The gentleman thief known as Colonel Clay cons the same South African Millionaire, Sir Charles Vandrift again and again in a series of clever short stories. It is immensely satisfying to read how the pompous Vandrift and his equally demanding wife are tricked out of their money through their own greed, vanity and suspicion. Clay is a master of disguise and with his female partner, Madame Picardet, they follow the Vandrifts across Europe and America selling them their own diamonds or a stranger's castle. [more]

Keywords: an african millionaire, grant allen, colonel clay, con artist, action an adventure, crime fiction, mystery, grifters

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Ralph Peter Thielemann African Experience

wie ein Bayer South African Tour and Field Guide wurde

Biography & Autobiography
German
436 Words
No Age Recommendation
1501
2

overlanding - der südafrikanischer Reiseleiter Ralph Peter Thielemann berichtet über seine Erlebnisse im fernen Südafrika, Namibia, Botswana und [more]

Keywords: Afrika Africa Reisen Adventure overlanding Safaris Tour Guiding

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Mary Henrietta Kingsley AFRICAN STUDIES

Essay
English
201107 Words
Ages 18 and up
3
2

African studies is the study of Africa, especially the continent's cultures and societies (as opposed to its geology, geography, zoology, etc.). The field includes the study of Africa's history (Pre-colonial, colonial, post-colonial), demography (ethnic groups), culture, politics, economy, languages, and religion (Islam, Christianity, traditional religions). A specialist in African studies is often referred to as an "Africanist". A key focus of the discipline is to interrogate epistemological approaches, theories and methods in traditional disciplines using a critical lens that inserts African-centred ways of knowing and references. For Africanists, also known as communitarians, problems within Africa are thought to be caused because the real flesh-and-blood communities that comprise Africa are marginalized from public life as so many "tribes". Therefore the solution is understood to be the need to defend culture and put Africa's age-old communities at the center of African politics. It is also argued that there is a need to "deexoticize" Africa and banalise it, rather than understand Africa as exceptional and exorcized.[1] [more]

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Precious Assah Sibitane A Black African Widow

Poetry Collection

Poetry
English
10023 Words
Ages 6 and up
15
0

In this collection of poetry Assah is deeply concern about the way women and children are treated by the society especially when a man passes on. The inequality between man and women which perpetrate women and children abuse. She has looked at the history of all women and discovered that about 90% of women are suffering under the hands of abusive men. In the poem titled,’ A black bleeding beauty,’ she condemns the deeds of men and give hope to women and children liberation. She further urged all women to take a trip to themselves, find strength in themselves, depend in themselves and learn to develop themselves to cab the issue of depending on men which gives rise to women and children abuse. She portraits a very loving space but full of disappointment when a woman asks his man to be her valentine which is in vain. She painted a picture on how great God is when she talkes about the beauty of nature in,’ He is great.’ She condemned Xynophobic acts in, ‘The ugly monster,’ saying in God’s eyes we are one. [more]

Keywords: widow, african, poetry

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Rachel Adekunle The African Child's Dream

There is a star in every African child yearning to shine

Education
English
15218 Words
Ages 10 and up
2
0

An innovative book from a different perspective to the run of the mill self-help books that basically goes intot the deep waters of the struggles and challenges that stands in the path of the young child aspiring to a dream and it cuts across the role of the parent in a participatory as well as spiritual level to ensure that the role of every party is specified A book that uses the story telling approach to show the path to achieving dreams with the roles of the parent and ward and inclusive of nuggets for those living in a dream not of their own choosing. A book for anyone who wants to live a full and rich life doing what they love and needing the toold to equip themselves [more]

Keywords: Passion, Dreams, ambitions, aspirations, Parenting, Talents, Skills, Nuture

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L.W. Samuelson The Blue African

Book II of the Benwarian Chronicles

Science Fiction
English
2 Words
No Age Recommendation
619
4

The Blue African tells the tale of Porter Tellez. His spaceship lands in South Africa during the Soweto [more]

Keywords: love, friendship, South Africa, Vietnam War, apartheid, science fiction, animal cruelty, viruses, aids

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H. Rider Haggard Benita, An African Romance

Fiction
English
77595 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

Benita: An African Romance is a 1906 novel by H Rider Haggard. "RIDER HAGGARD'S LATEST.". The Register (Adelaide, [more]

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Shane Jansens van Rensburg South African Rebel Blogger

The fall of democracy in South Africa as seen by me, Shane Jansens van Rensburg

Political Science
English
89213 Words
Ages 16 and up
395
0

This book is largely my point of view and my disappointment in the "new South Africa" and its [more]

Keywords: ANC, murder, zuma, farm attacks, genocide, corruption

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Maduka Enyimba Bacon and Descartes Epistemology and African Epistemic thought System

Philosophy
English
9706 Words
No Age Recommendation
3
0

There is a need for African Scholars to concentrate their efforts and thoughts in doing African philosophy by propagating and projecting the various shades of African thought. We believe that attention ought to be shifted from emphasizing western philosophy to emphasizing African philosophy both in teaching and in writing. This is because the existence of African philosophy is no longer a thing of question. It is an established fact. At most, what should be done is, at every given time any western philosopher and his/her ideas are being taught or discussed with the students or among professional philosophers effort should be geared towards showing its relevance to, significance for, or implication for African thought and vise versa. By so doing we believe that we will be moving away gradually and systematically from the crisis of relevance which faces Africans in almost every sphere of life, especially in the academics, to a situation of relevance and self-discovery. This will also foster considerably the contemporary movement towards decolonizing African thought. It is in keeping with this that this concise book "Bacon and Descartes Epistemology and African Epistemic Thought System" came into being. It is an exercise in comparative philosophy as it compares Bacon and Descartes' Epistemological postulations and that of the Africans in order to see where there is a confluence (similarity) and where there is a disparity (difference) and of course the significance of Bacon and Descartes Epistemology in African thought. There is a need for African Scholars to concentrate their efforts and thoughts in doing African philosophy by propagating and projecting the various shades of African thought. We believe that attention ought to be shifted from emphasizing western philosophy to emphasizing African philosophy both in teaching and in writing. This is because the existence of African philosophy is no longer a thing of question. It is an established fact. At most, what should be done is, at every given time any western philosopher and his/her ideas are being taught or discussed with the students or among professional philosophers effort should be geared towards showing its relevance to, significance for, or implication for African thought and vise versa. By so doing we believe that we will be moving away gradually and systematically from the crisis of relevance which faces Africans in almost every sphere of life, especially in the academics, to a situation of relevance and self-discovery. This will also foster considerably the contemporary movement towards decolonizing African thought. It is in keeping with this that this concise book "Bacon and Descartes Epistemology and African Epistemic Thought System" came into being. It is an exercise in comparative philosophy as it compares Bacon and Descartes' Epistemological postulations and that of the Africans in order to see where there is a confluence (similarity) and where there is a disparity (difference) and of course the significance of Bacon and Descartes Epistemology in African thought. [more]

Keywords: Epistemology, Descartes, Bacon, African Thought, Philosophy

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