Now in its third year, the AVBOB Poetry Project has garnered several industry prizes.

I Wish I'd Said: Volume 2 includes 101 poems with English translations: 55 specially commissioned poems and 44 poems drawn from the 2018 competition. And, following the blueprint of the first volume, we pay homage to the Khoisan languages, by including two poems by the |Xam poet Dia!kwain. South African poets old and new were asked to submit poems on loss, grieving, love and consolation in their mother tongues.

This new collection – and the online poetry portal – forms a space where the voiceless may be heard, and where we find common ground. Loss is a universal language and poetry its voice.

This collection of 20 short stories is the outcome of a widely publicised competition in the media (isiZulu newspapers and uKhozi FM). An adjudication committee, put together by the UKZN University Language Planning & Development Office, selected the top twenty stories out of a 101 entries. The stories are based on varied themes, both current and old, written in an interesting style that encompasses current circumstances. Some newer themes include those based on drugs, social networks, religion, etc., the older themes include witchcraft (ubuthakathi) and using umuthi for power (ukuthwala), as well as the ever popular themes of love, secrets and betrayal. The twenty stories in this book were further evaluated in order to select the top three, who are going to win prizes at the launch of the book on the 8th of November 2016.The book is suitable for schools and general readers because of the thematic strands that it covers.

Zidlana imilala is written in IsiZulu. Zidlana Imilala, yiqoqo lezinkondlo elihlelwe yingwazi yolimi lwesiZulu uSolwazi A.M. Maphumulo. Lihlelelwe amabanga aphezulu kubandakanya ibanga leshumi nambili. Linezinkondlo ezibhalwe izimbongi, iningi lazo esezike zagiya kulo munxa wezinkondlo. Yiqoqo leli elihamba phambili ngenxa yalezi zizathu ezilandelayo: Linezinkondlo zolimi lwasekhaya kanye nolimi lokwengeza. Leli qoqo lithinta izindikimba ezahlukeneyo: imfundo, ukuhlalisana kwabantu, uthando, ezemvelo, izibongo zabantu abaqavile nezinye eziningi. Liqukethe impilomlando yezimbongi, incazelo yamagama ajiyile nokuhluzwa kwezinkondlo ezithile. Kukhona nempilomlando yomhleli. Leli yiqoqo lezinkondlo elilungele amabanga emfundo ephakeme kanye nokuqeqesha okuqhubekayo.

How do you grow your capital while still preserving it? And how do you use investment vehicles to contribute positively to your financial freedom and a comfortable retirement? The answer is simple: financial education is the precursor to good investment decision-making.

Invest Your Way To Wealth is the guide to financial literacy. From asset classes to forex markets, the time value of money, risky and risk-free assets, cap rates, property, debt, SMMEs and angel investors, Thobelani Maphumulo explains the financial terms and concepts ordinary South Africans need to know in order to become financially savvy quickly and, ultimately, to retire financially secure.

Easy to understand, practical and informative, Invest Your Way To Wealth is essential reading for fledgling investors who need a trustworthy and accessible guide to a range of investment options that will help preserve and grow their capital before they engage expensive experts. By using the knowledge and tools provided in this book, you, too, can watch your money grow.

Cambridge Eleven is a growing series of original literature written principally for 13 to 17 year-old readers. Titles are only published in the language they were originally written in. Cambridge Eleven accordingly refers to the eleven official languages of South Africa, and not the number of titles in the series. All titles in the series are compliant with the latest curriculum, and contain features such as a contents page, a synopsis of the book, a short biography of the author, a detailed glossary and relevant revision questions with model answers.

Izimvemvane is written in IsiZulu. Izimvemvane yiqoqo lezinkondlo ezibhalwe ngokuhlanganyela nguSolwazi A.M. Maphumulo kanye noMnumzane Themba Qwabe. Bobabili bayizimbongi ezaziwayo olimini lwesiZulu. Ziningi izinkondlo abazibhalile kanye namaqoqo ezinkondlo abawahlelile. Izinkondlo ezikuleli qoqo zilungele ukufundwa ngabesiZulu ulimi lwaseKhaya kanye nabesiZulu ulimi lokuQala olweNgeziwe. Leli qoqo lithinta izingqikithi ezehlukene: ezemvelo, ezemfundo, ezothando, ezokuhlalisana kwabantu kanye nezinye eziningi. Liqukethe impilomlando yezimbongi, incazelo yamagama ajiyile kanye nokuhluzwa kwezinkondlo ezithile. Leli yiqoqo elilungele ukufundwa amabanga emfundo aphakeme kanye nalawo aqondene nokuqeqesha okuqhubekayo.

Izigi Zembongi incwadi yezinhlobonhlobo zezinkondlo ezibhalwe ngababhali abahlukene. Lokhu kuyenza inothe impela. Abafundi baphuza emithonjeni eminingi. Ngaleyo ndlela-ke ulwazi lwabafundi luzoba banzi futhi ludephe ngokwanele. Okunye okuncomekayo ukuthi le ncwadi inengxenye ehlomisa futhi icije abafundi ngolwazi lwamasu ahlukahlukene okuhluza inkondlo. This is a collection of poems enriched by diverse contributions of numerous poets. It is meant to inspire the youth. It deals with education, good behaviour and life in general.

Mvubelo leli iqoqo lezinkondlo ezihlukene ezilotshwe ngababhali abehlukene futhi zinezindikimba ezehlukene. Kulezi zinkondlo kukhona eziphathelene nemfundo, uthando, inkolo, ukufa, imvelo, amagugu, amaqhawe omlando, ukukhononda, namasonethi. Akukho okusilele ekubumbeni umfundi wesiZulu ophelele njengoba lezi zindikimba ziyisibuko sempilo yomfundi ophelele. Sekungawe Mfundi. A compilation of works of various poets that tackles such diverse themes as education, love, religion, death, nature and historical legends.