The Imperatives of Revoking Our Silence – Hosia Malekane

One student’s voice becomes a force for change in this thought-provoking South African campus novel about injustice, courage and challenging the systems that keep women silent.

After a shocking incident during university orientation week, Moja is drawn into feminist activism. Confronting misogyny, gender-based violence and entrenched inequality, she must navigate personal turmoil while finding the strength to stand up for others. Her journey into student leadership becomes a fight for hope, dignity and safety for young women.

For readers drawn to fiction with a social conscience, this is a story of resistance and the power of speaking out. If you liked Coconut by Kopano Matlwa or Period Pain by Kopano Matlwa, you’ll like this.

A trade paperback in Very Good condition: minor shelf wear, clean and intact pages, and a tight binding.