Roger’s novel is set in the demi-monde of Zimbabwe’s politics at the end of Robert Mugabe’s reign. Malan considers the portents for South Africa. [GoogleAd] “Two Weeks in November” features several characters whose identity is concealed behind pseudonyms, a factor that would normally seem suspect to me. On the other hand, Douglas Rogers’ book is set…
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