New at LAPA in July
A brilliant legal thriller, abundant reading for the young ones and some heart-stopping love moments; to be expected from LAPA,…
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New at LAPA in June
We start with a bang: A book filled with traditional, South African recipes, from vetkoek to mopani worms, presented in…
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Afrikaans flourishes internationally
By Annelise de Vries and Jhua-Nine Wyrley-Birch Afrikaans may be on the wane or disrespected in South Africa – the…
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LAPA: New in May
In May we introduce a new Young Adult author, Noleen Nolte, and we publish our first book in die genre…
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Draconic legislation on agricultural property ownership must be stopped
AfriBusiness will approach the Constitutional Court if the Regulation of Agricultural Land Holdings Bill is passed by Parliament. The business…
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Worldwide’s one of a kind world guide gets a makeover
The popular website called Worldwide that keeps South Africans abroad connected with events in their homeland will await visitors in…
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Teaching in Thailand – Marietjie Klynsmith
Looking back on my career, teaching in Thailand probably is the hardest work I’ve ever done. I will expound…
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How to become an English teacher in Thailand – Marietjie Klynsmith
When we decided to teach English in Thailand, we first searched the internet for information and organisations that open…
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Pieter Labuschagne on Wellington’s Cuba Street in New Zealand
There are few towns and cities that can boast a street as an icon. Such a street is Cuba Street…
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A dance for France – Marion Erskine
I laugh at people back home who think Dubai is a city in the middle of a sandpit, with thousands…
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