Pre-eminent scholars from
Africa, the Caribbean, the
Americas, and Europe examine
the calamities for Africa of
slavery and colonialism, their
contemporary legacies, and
calls for reparations.

"...a timely intervention — an
accessible and compelling
exploration of apartheid as it
was lived, not just legislated.
A must-read for all ages!”

— Sithembile Mbete

"…the book lingers in
the heart and mind
long after reading."

— Rehana Rossouw, head judge, Dinaane Debut Fiction Award

‘When the time came for her and Naila to
alight as the cart drew to a stop outside the
farm gate, her back had probably touched
Meraj’s some two dozen times, mostly
inadvertently as the cart lurched down the
pot-holed gravel road. But she had to admit,
there were some points of contact that were
deliberate, when she positioned her back in
such a way that there was no option
but to touch his.’

"Daniel Magaziner’s spirited and
eloquently enthusiastic casting of Omar
Badsha brings us to the brink of joy and
sadness that preoccupied a generation
of photographers, artists, and poets
who indefatigably shaped and gave
form to the struggle against apartheid."

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— Premesh Lalu

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