Wed, 20 May 2009
Stephen Johnson is Managing Director of the recently formed South African publishing firm Random House Struik. We talk here about the merger, the independence of SABC (the state owned South African Broadcasting Corporation), Cartoonist Jonathan Shapiro,
Random House Struik’s political power, Apartheid’s banning of Anna
Sewell’s Black Beauty, the current government’s under-funding of
libraries, political corruption and the loss of early promise,
Apartheid by other means, freedom, story-telling and other explanations
for South Africa’s flourishing publishing sector, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Jacob Zuma’s shower head, and plans Johnson has for the future of his company. Please listen here: Copyright © 2009 by Nigel Beale. www.nigelbeale.com Comments[0] |


