Our Story book series
The People, Clans & Events That Shaped Southern Africa
You can now purchase these books directly online at a discount of 30% off retail for Postnet to Postnet delivery.
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The remarkable story of the people and events in South Africa
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You can now purchase these books directly online and collect from your nearest PostNet.
For the first time a series collects and retells, with equal importance and emphasis, the story of the ancestors of all South Africans. Most of these stories have their bi-centenary this century. Many are nearly forgotten even by those living in the provinces in which the events occurred. >Written in English for the First Additional Language learner, Our Story provides an opportunity for all South African learners to discover the stories of their own ancestors and those of their fellow citizens.
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Previously unpublished stories
Through the Our Story series, Heritage Publishers hopes to preserve the future of our past. We hope that the Our Story series will generate new interest in the remarkable story of the people and events in South Africa.
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Read the book extracts
Each book in our catalogue includes images and book extracts for you to read.
Not sure which order to read our books?
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Moshoeshoe: Peacemaker (Book 3 of 3)
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Moshoeshoe: Chief and Statesman (Book 2 of 3)
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Moshoeshoe: Forging the BaSotho Nation (Book 1 of 3)
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Manthatisi and Sekonyela: Queen of the Batlokwa (Book 1 of 2)
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Sekhukhune: Greatest of the Pedi Chiefs
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Makhado: Defender of the Vhavenda
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Kgoshi Mamphoku Makgoba
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Dimbanyika: First VhaVenda King South of the Limpopo
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Maqoma: Warrior and Peacemaker (Book 3 of 3)
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Maqoma: Final Resistance (Book 2 of 3)
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Maqoma: Founder of the Amajingqi (Book 1 of 3)
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Hope’s War
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Nghunghunyani: Exiled Chief and Freedom Fighter
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Muzila the Survivor: Son of Shoshangana
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Shoshangana
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Mzilikazi: The Roving Conquerer (Book 2 of 4)
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Mzilikazi: A Khumalo Prince (Book 1 of 4)
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Meeting Shaka: From the Diary of Henry Francis Fynn
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Battle of Mhlatuze River
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Dingiswayo
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The Rebellion of Langalibalele
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Matiwane’s amaNgwane
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Shaka 1: From Outcast to iNkosi
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Manthatisi and Sekonyela Bk 2 of 2
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Game and Gold
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The Sinking of the Eole
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Many nearly forgotten stories; even by those living in the areas in which the events occurred
A Look Inside
The story is told of Nghunghuyani, grandson of Shoshangana and son of Muzila, who stood defiantly against Portuguese rule in Mozambique, was captured and exiled to the West Indies where he died far from the people and country he loved.






























