Tito Mboweni

Discover the incredible story of a tiny island trading post that transformed against all odds into a thriving Asian metropolis with world-class infrastructure, the fourth highest per capita income, and a global reputation as the city of the future. Follow the charismatic founding father of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew, as he chronicles the miraculous history of this nation, starting from the devastation of the Second World War to the formation of an army, wiping out corruption, and implementing groundbreaking public housing, a national airline and airport. Lee Kuan Yew's personal records and notes combined with previously unpublished official records provide a fascinating insight into this fearless leader's unorthodox approaches to politics and his visionary influence on world affairs, navigating the shifting tides of international relations with America, China, and Taiwan. His candid portraits include political peers such as Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan, Jiang Zemin and Deng Xiaoping. This illuminating book paints an inspiring story of ambition, resilience and the vision of a great leader.

Explore the intersection of women, race, and class in U.S. history with this thought-provoking book. From the early abolitionist movement to the present day, the author showcases how biases based on race and class have hindered progress in the women's movement, offering a powerful study on the subject.

This informative book assesses South Africa's economic policies and performance since its shift to democracy. It covers various topics including growth, monetary policy, investment, and the impact of HIV/AIDS on the economy. Get an up-to-date and comprehensive overview of South Africa's economic state today and its prospects for the future.

This evocative book tells of the lives and experiences of 22 black South African womenall born in the 1900sfrom one small town in the Western Transvaal. The women seem both ordinary and remarkable as we follow their lives through childhood and schooling, work in the city, marriage and family life, participation in urban resistance, and ultimate ret...

"Letters to my Comrades" is a powerful collection of writings from Z Pallo Jordan, a moral guardian of the liberation struggle. Spanning decades, these thought-provoking and engaging essays speak truth to power with an unwavering moral conviction. This timely release is a treasure trove for readers seeking piercing inquiries and embraceable thoughts, and couldn't be better timed as it arrives on the eve of a general elective congress and in the aftermath of watershed municipal elections.

This powerful memoir tells the story of Thuli Nhlapo, who grew up as "Yellow" due to bullying at school and at home. With a mother who constantly reminded her of how much she hated being pregnant with her, Thuli struggled with her identity and withdrew into herself. Years later, she decides to uncover the truth about her real father and surname, discovering unsettling family secrets in the process. The book is a meditation on a South African childhood and a celebration of one woman's determination to live her life to the fullest.

Discover the rare traits of successful business leaders who shine under pressure, even during the toughest times. Through in-depth interviews with 60 CEOs, performance data from 200 other leaders, and real-life examples from companies like Avon, Yum Brands, and Southwest, this book reveals how great executives strive to maximize their own potential and motivate their teams. You'll learn how to cultivate realistic optimism, dedicate yourself to a noble cause, and find order in chaos so you can transform yourself into a leader who shines brighter as the pressure intensifies.