The Stellenbosch Mafia by Pieter du Toit

The Stellenbosch Mafia by investigative journalist Pieter du Toit pulls back the curtain on the powerful network of billionaires, business leaders, and political influencers centered in Stellenbosch. From wine estates to boardrooms, this exposé traces how a small group of men shaped South Africa's economy and politics. Blending sharp reporting with narrative drive, it's a compelling look at wealth, influence, and secrecy in post-apartheid South Africa.

Readers describe it as eye-opening, well-researched, and essential for understanding South Africa's power structures. Fans highlight its mix of investigative grit and accessible storytelling. Du Toit's work is praised for contextualizing Stellenbosch's influence within broader debates about inequality and democracy.

Format: Trade Paperback (2019 edition)

Condition: Good — moderate wear (likely creased spine or cover scuffs), but pages intact and clean.

Perfect for fans of: Gangster State by Pieter-Louis Myburgh, The President's Keepers by Jacques Pauw, Moneyland by Oliver Bullough