What do those who call for an "Africa Renaissance" mean? Is it the humanism of the European Renaissance that culminated in the French Revolution and the Soviet gulags? Or are they desiring a return to the pre-Christian paganism that afflicted Africa prior to the spread of the Gospel?

Celebrating South Africa's Heritage The book, Sketches from South African History presents a fascinating tapestry of unforgettable characters, dramatic events and magnificent milestones in the development of this extraordinary country.

The end of colonialism in Africa was greeted around the world with great enthusiasm. But African independence in the last forty years has not brought the many hoped-for improvements in the lives of black people. Could the new problems facing Africa actually be worse, far worse, than anything in the past? Will the colonial era one day be seen as   . . .

GOD AND GOVERNMENT, A BIBLICAL, HISTORICAL

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A history book on a very neglected part of South African History. This book is rich with illustrations documenting the insidious role of the Rothchild banking dynasty in planning the Anglo-Boer War scorched earth and concentration camp policies in order to gain full control of the gold and diamonds of the Transvaal and Orange Free State 24 pages & 43 pictures   . . .

EXPLICITY CHRISTIAN POLITICS

BYBELSE BEGINSELS VIR AFRIKA “Bybelse Beginsels vir Afrika is ‘n handboek op die weg van seëninge vir individue, nasies, Afrika en die wêreld. Die skrywer, dr. Peter Hammond, skryf hier nie oor teorieë wat van geen aardse belang is nie. Hy werk vir meer as 24 jaar onder Afrika nasies, en is ‘n waarnemer van kulture, proleme en sondes wat miljoene   . . .

BREAKING FAITH

"Biblical Principles for Africa is an awesome handbook and it needs to be in the hands of every one of our people. We need God fearing men and women in government." Mrs. Cheryllyn Dudley, MP

The role of money-lenders in history was once aptly termed by many acute observers as the "Hidden Hand." It is the power to create, lend and accumulate interest on "credit," and then re-lend that interest for further interest, in perpetuity, that creates pervasive, worldwide debt, from the individual, to the family, to the entire state.