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Examining Namibia's economic landscape since 1900, this book delves into the historical and political factors shaping its reliance on raw materials and the service sector. It investigates the stagnation of the manufacturing sector, contrasting it with the industrial development seen in other high-income nations. The analysis highlights the influence of power dynamics, both internationally and domestically, that have perpetuated the status quo and obstructed meaningful economic transformation. This comprehensive study encompasses both colonial and post-independence contexts, offering a unique perspective on Namibia's economic evolution.

The classic memoir of growing up in South Africa during the apartheid regime from literary tour de force, Christopher Hope.

From one of South Africa's finest writers comes a powerful exploration of politics, race and population in the post-Apartheid era.

From one of South Africa's finest novelists comes a glittering and vivid fable of politics and power.

Christopher Hope, a South African author, has crafted a diverse literary career since relocating to London in 1975. His notable works include twelve novels, such as the Whitbread Novel Award-winning Kruger’s Alp and the Booker shortlisted Serenity House. In addition to fiction, he has written acclaimed non-fiction, including his autobiography, White Boy Running, and the award-winning travel book Moscow! Moscow!. His journalism features influential pieces on significant historical figures like Dr. Verwoerd and Milosevic, showcasing his versatile storytelling and insightful commentary.

An important, non-partisan book for our times, examining minutely but constructively why government spending ultimately fails the taxpayer.

Shooting Angels is Christopher Hope's first novel since My Mother's Lovers and builds on this startling return to form.

When Kathleen dies, her only son returns to Johannesburg to carry out her final wishes. Her legacy, which he must deliver in person, includes a cache of firearms for a former apartheid enforcer; a wig that once belonged to a Liberian boy soldier; and her knitting needles, which he must present to Bamadodi, the Rain Queen.

This text presents the ideas and concepts necessary to describe and understand the different facets of operations management in service operations environments.