Associate professor of International Relations at WITS, Vishwas Satgar, centre, in conversation with economist and researcher Sibusisiwe Sibeko from Cape Town CBD and science writer Leonie Joubert of Rondebosch.
Author and editor, Vishwas Satgar launched A Love Letter to the Many,Arguments for Transformative Left Politics in South Africa, on Thursday July 25 at the Book Lounge in Roeland Street. In conversation with economist, researcher Sibusisiwe Sibeko and science writer specialising in climate and environmental collapse, Leonie Joubert they provided a glimpse into this 548-page book that documents 27 years of delving into the intricate tapestry of South Africa's political evolution since Apartheid's demise.
Associate professor of International Relations at WITS, Vishwas Satgar, centre, in conversation with economist and researcher Sibusisiwe Sibeko from Cape Town CBD and science writer Leonie Joubert of Rondebosch. Mohammed Kajee and Emma Backe, both from Rondebosch.Ben Carlyle from Rondebosch with Shelley Bragg from Fish Hoek.Michelle Williams from Johannesburg with Seeraj Mohamed of Walmer Estate, Woodstock.Philip and Joren Peers visiting South Africa from Belgium, staying in Sea Point are interested in transformative politics in South Africa.Friends Carol Martin and Yvonne Goodson from Diep River.Benjy De Kock of Mowbray meeting Gio Bruno from Cape Town CBD.Roger Saner of Observatory with Emma Blacke from Rondebosch.
