Journalist and Author, Janet Smith on reviews her Patrice Motsepe’s biography, “An Appetite for Disruption”. In this unauthorised biography, journalist Janet Smith mines the public archives to try to get to the bottom of what makes this hugely successful, intensely private man tick, published under Jonathan Ball Publishers

Journalist and Author, Janet Smith on reviews her Patrice Motsepe’s biography, “An Appetite for Disruption”. In this unauthorised biography, journalist Janet Smith mines the public archives to try to get to the bottom of what makes this hugely successful, intensely private man tick, published under Jonathan Ball Publishers

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Doctor of Music &amp; Director of Culture at Southdowns College in Centurion, Dr Sheldon Leal on celebrates the life and legacy of Grammy-winning soul singer, Roberta Flack best known for her celebrated interpretations of romantic ballads like &ldquo;Killing Me Softly With His Song,&rdquo; as well as her professional collaborations and social activism, who died on Monday at 88 at her home, surrounded by her family.
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Book Review: Patrice Motsepe: An Appetite for Disruption by Janet Smith

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