My Own Liberator: A Memoir, Dikgang Moseneke

• Author: Siqhamo Yamkela Ntola
• DOI: 10.10520/EJC-12223c727b
• Published date: 01 October 2018
• Date: 01 October 2018
• Record Number: sapr1_v33_n1_a10
• Pages: 1-3

Southern African Public Law

https://doi.org/10.25159/2522-6800/3197

https://upjournals.co.za/index.php/SAPL

ISSN 2522-6800 (Online)

Volume 33 | Number 1 | 2018 | #3197 | 3 pages

© Unisa Press 2018

Book Review

Ulibambe Lingashoni

Siqhamo Yamkela Ntola

Water and Environment Portfolio Manager for the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse

(OUTA)

Email: siqhamo.ntola@outa.co.za

My Own Liberator: A Memoir, by Dikgang Moseneke

Picador Africa, 2016, 347 pp.

ISBN 978-1-77010-508-9

In his album, ‘a temporary inconvenience’, Jonas Gwangwa implores his listener,

ulibambe lingashoni ilanga (do not let the sun set). His painful plea simultaneously

captures the aspirations and pain of those South Africans who toiled towards our

constitutional democracy. Aspirational in seeing to fruition a just society founded on

the values of human dignity, equality and freedom; painful in the physical, emotional

and psychological struggle that brought it about. On the aspirational front, former