A courageous exposé by former ANC Member of Parliament Andrew Feinstein, who lifts the veil on the inner workings of South Africa's ruling party during the Thabo Mbeki era. Disillusioned by rising corruption and secrecy—especially surrounding the notorious arms deal—Feinstein recounts his transformation from loyal party member to outspoken critic. With gripping detail and moral clarity, he charts the erosion of democratic ideals within the ANC and the personal cost of speaking truth to power. This is both a political memoir and a warning: when transparency fades, democracy falters. Essential reading for anyone interested in South African politics, the challenges of democratic governance, and the courage it takes to stand up for principles when institutions fail.
Condition: Fair - heavy wear, significant yellowing
