Nat Nakasa was one of the brightest voices of South African journalism in the 1960s, and this collection gathers some of his finest writing. Born in Durban in 1937, Nakasa wrote for Drum and the Golden City Post before becoming the first Black journalist on the staff of the Rand Daily Mail.
Refused a passport, he left South Africa on a one-way exit permit in 1964 to take up a Nieman Fellowship at Harvard. He died in New York in 1965, aged just 28. First published in 1975, his essays and columns have been read and reread ever since for their clarity, wit and insight into life under apartheid. Edited by Essop Patel, this is an essential South African classic.
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