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Walking in Thuli Madonsela’s shoes: Thandeka Gqubule on writing the unauthorised biography
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Journalist and author Thandeka Gqubule chatted to Karima Brown on 702 recently about writing No Longer Whispering to Power: The Story of Thuli Madonsela.

Gqubule says the book is an effort to walk in Thuli Madonsela’s shoes.

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Join Thandeka Gqubule for the Cape Town launch of No Longer Whispering To Power this evening!

Categories Non-fiction South Africa

Tags Jonathan Ball Publishers Karima Brown No Longer Whispering to Power Thuli Madonsela


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