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R260,00
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A recently graduated dietician does her community service at a public hospital in Johannesburg in 2008. There, with the hospital’s limited resources, she confronts challenges specific to her context, as well as the trial of working alongside other healthcare professionals.
Her frustration, she realises, is less about the hospital’s lack in terms of material resources and more about her precarious position as caregiver. She is disheartened that she is part of a team whose motivations she finds questionable, and her dismay is compounded by the fleeting and insubstantial patient interactions. Recurrently returning to Floor 1, she wonders what it is that she’s achieved.
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R65,00
Please note that this a digital product, no physical book will be sent.
A letter from across the world shatters a family’s quiet life…
When Sonto, a semi-literate grandmother in rural South Africa, receives a chilling letter from International Relations, her world tilts. Her only granddaughter, Pumi, has been arrested in China and faces the death sentence.
What follows is a heart-wrenching journey across borders and generations. As Sonto and her family confront the unimaginable, they test the strength of blood ties and the resilience of love. From whispered prayers in a village kitchen to desperate appeals in foreign courts, Letters from China traces a family’s fight for justice, dignity, and truth.
This is a story of ancestral echoes, moral reckoning, and the enduring power of hope in the face of despair. Is an historical fiction genre.
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R295,00
A letter from across the world shatters a family’s quiet life…
When Sonto, a semi-literate grandmother in rural South Africa, receives a chilling letter from International Relations, her world tilts. Her only granddaughter, Pumi, has been arrested in China and faces the death sentence.
What follows is a heart-wrenching journey across borders and generations. As Sonto and her family confront the unimaginable, they test the strength of blood ties and the resilience of love. From whispered prayers in a village kitchen to desperate appeals in foreign courts, Letters from China traces a family’s fight for justice, dignity, and truth.
This is a story of ancestral echoes, moral reckoning, and the enduring power of hope in the face of despair. Is an historical fiction genre.
