Roger Southall Books

Key book in Whiteness Studies that engages with the different ways in which the last white minority in Africa to give way to majority rule has adjusted to the arrival of democracy

Raises significant general questions relating to the nature of global competition between the US and China; the centrality of the struggle for oil and minerals and resulting militarisation; the international battle to capture Africa's markets; and, the marginalisation of African capitalism.

This book offers an in-depth exploration of South Africa's "black middle class," presenting the most thorough analysis since the early 1960s. It examines the historical development, social dynamics, and economic challenges faced by this demographic, highlighting their contributions to society and the complexities of their identity within a post-apartheid context. Through detailed research and insights, it sheds light on the evolving landscape of race and class in South Africa.