Unisa Press
Swi Hlola Ku Humelela
| Author: | Hlamalane Thomas Hlongwane |
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| Published: | 2013-12-10 00:00:00.0 |
| ISBN: | 978-1-86888-702-6 |
| Number of pages: | 160 |
| Contact: |
Business Section 012 429 3515/3448 |
| How to buy: |
Business Section 012 4293515 /3448 |
| This book is not available in electronic format |
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About the book
Xitsonga version
Mutsari u swi kotile ku paluxa vubihi bya Mfumo wa xihlawuhlawu lebyi vatirhi va le mapurasini a va langutane na byona hi masiku hi endlelo ra ntlangu. Loko u ri karhi u hlaya xitori lexi u titwa u khumbeka swinene hi ndlela yo vavisa mbilu. Switwi hinkwaswo swa miri swa khumbeka hi mahlo ya miehleketo. U kota ku twisisa leswaku vanhu van’wana va swi kotise ku yini ku hundzuluxa mitlhontlho ya vona va yi endla ku humelela leswaku va kota ku antswisa vumundzuku bya vona. Ndzi nga vula leswaku buku leyi yi nga hlayiwa hi lavatsongo ngopfungopfu hikuva leswi nga endzeni ka yona hi leswi swo tala swa swona swi yilaka ku vulavula hi swona exikolweni, kutani a swi ta va pfula mahlo. Lavakulu vona va nga yi hlayela ku va yi va tsundzuxa leswaku swa khale a swi rivariwi, kambe swi tirhisiwa tanihi xitsundzuxo xa leswaku endzhaku a hi nge tlheleli hikwalaho ka vubihi bya kona.
English version
Swi Hlola Ku Humelela is an emotive historical drama which deals with the harsh realities of the farm workers during the apartheid era. Furthermore, it alludes to the fact that white people cannot be perceived as a monolithic group that was entirely against black people through its unwavering support for racial policies. The main characters are subjected to inhumane treatment in a white-owned farm. Yet, they finally get a breakthrough in life due to help they received from a white person who is a stranger to them.
This book is an eye-opener, especially to young people who lack insight about institutionalised racial segregation in South Africa. It will also encourage the reader to be enthusiastic in considering dialogue as a means to reconciliation and a viable alternative to violence, thus promoting unity among South Africans of diverse origins.
Table of content
| Isahluko sokuqala |
1 |
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Isahluko sesibili |
15 |
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Isahluko sesithathu |
27 |
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Isahluko sesine |
41 |
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Isahluko sesihlanu |
55 |
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Isahluko sesithupha |
71 |
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Isahluko sesikhombisa |
85 |
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Isahluko sesishiyagalombili |
95 |
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Isahluko sesishiyagalolunye |
107 |
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Isahluko seshumi |
119 |
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Isahluko seshumi nanye |
133 |
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Isahluko seshumi nambili |
147 |
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Isahluko seshumi nantathu |
163 |
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Isahluko seshumi nane |
183 |
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Isahluko seshumi nanhlanu |
195 |
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Isahluko seshumi nesithupha |
207 |
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Isahluko seshumi nesikhombisa |
217 |
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Isahluko seshumi nesishiyagalombili |
233 |
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Imininingwane yokuqondisisa inoveli |
249 |
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Imibuzo nezimpendulo |
273 |