Some of My Best Friends are White: Subversive Thoughts from an Urban Zulu Warrior, by Ndumiso Ngcobo

Some of My Best Friends are White: Subversive Thoughts from an Urban Zulu Warrior, by Ndumiso NgcoboWhy are minibus taxi drivers so rude to their passengers? Why are whiteys so obsessed with playing games? Why can you never get decent service from a black chick? What's up with Zulu men and violence? And Indians and their pimped out cars? Throwing off any semblance of political correctness and happy to call a spade a spade, Some of My Best Friends are White takes an enlightened look at this Rainbow Nation of ours. Venturing without skaam across the

and Jane was the author of Two serious ladies

Yindaba yokugunyaza nokuhlomisa umuntu

But he's suffering from a serious bout of writer's block

and has lectured and published in this field

personal accounts of the conflict

September was 'turned' and before long the police had extracted enough information to hunt down and kill some of his former comrades

His images bring to life the forgotten communities that the mining industry has left behind

Fanon drew upon psychology

in the trees – on the land

is an extended poetic expression of a major 20th-century phenomenon -- the massive growth of Third World cities

Do you ever wonder about the unseen reality that lies beneath the surface of your world

Why can you never get decent service from a black chick