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In Namozakazi, truth is a dangerous luxury. In this South African township, a young entrepreneur has built a fragile life on a foundation of silence and acceptance. He runs his salon, deals in small acts of defiance, and carefully maintains his space in a community that is beautiful, brutal, and deeply conservative. But when he witnesses a gang murder, his careful world shatters. The crime belongs to the ruthless leader of the 28s, and the streets are watching. He knows the right thing is going to get him killed, yet he cannot stay silent. To survive, he must navigate the murky waters of…mehr

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In Namozakazi, truth is a dangerous luxury. In this South African township, a young entrepreneur has built a fragile life on a foundation of silence and acceptance. He runs his salon, deals in small acts of defiance, and carefully maintains his space in a community that is beautiful, brutal, and deeply conservative. But when he witnesses a gang murder, his careful world shatters. The crime belongs to the ruthless leader of the 28s, and the streets are watching. He knows the right thing is going to get him killed, yet he cannot stay silent. To survive, he must navigate the murky waters of corruption and prejudice. How long can one person stay clean when the whole world is trying to drown them? A haunting story of courage, community, and the ultimate price of truth.
Autorenporträt
T. G. Nduna is a South African writer with a degree in Psychological Counseling and an ABET Higher Diploma. His writing endeavors to explores resilience, generational trauma, and the hidden burdens carried by women and families. A Daughter's Lament is his latest novel, blending Setswana oral tradition with contemporary African realities.